Medical Teacher

Papers
(The median citation count of Medical Teacher is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Dermatology is the natural lab for studying implicit associations in medicine960
Global surgery education in Belgium: Student’s knowledge, attitudes and exposure191
Getting by with a little help from avatar friends: Use of AI-powered avatars to implement feedback training for faculty155
Learning from health justice partnerships86
Do we teach critical thinking? A mixed methods study of faculty and student perceptions of teaching and learning critical thinking at three professional schools78
The role of artificial intelligence in knowledge management for medical students and doctors65
Utility of a multimodal computer-based assessment format for assessment with a higher degree of reliability and validity62
Front row seat: The role MMI assessors play in widening access to medical school55
Examining medical students’ experience of gender-based discrimination and sexual harassment from clinical teachers at a UK medical school49
Internationalization of medical education in China: An investigation of medical graduates’ global competence and its influencing factors47
Exploring emerging physician competencies: Analyzing insights from medical care influencers on X46
Types of clinical reasoning in a summative clerkship oral examination46
The Harvard Medical School Pathways curriculum: A comprehensive curricular evaluation45
A three-step approach to enhancing the educational value of workplace-based assessments43
Submitting artificial intelligence in health professions education papers to Medical Teacher40
SOAP E in action: Pioneering a path to equity through a novel teaching approach39
Embodying performance excellence in medicine: Can The Six Viewpoints help?39
Anonymous reporting of student’s unprofessional behavior: An ethical approach to manage moral distress in academia37
Medical students’ experiences of the Senior Citizen Partnership Program: Evaluation of a five-year longitudinal program37
Clinical competency committee perceptions of entrustable professional activities and their value in assessing fellows: A qualitative study of pediatric subspecialty program directors36
A proposed feedback model for the objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) in health and medical education34
A practical guide to reflexivity in qualitative research: AMEE Guide No. 14934
Response to: Twelve tips for fostering the next generation of medical teachers33
The prescribing safety assessment: Protecting patients from poor prescribing33
Redefining Academic Achievement: The Case for Mentorship in Italy32
Medical Teacher in Ten Minutes31
A narrative review of course evaluation methods for continuing professional development: The case of paediatric and neonatal acute-care in-service courses in low and lower-middle income countries: BEM30
The relationship of psychological health and primary emotional traits in medical students30
A comparison of two different remote OSCEs during the COVID-19 pandemic: A candidate’s perspective29
Examining the role of third-party resources in promoting anti-racist medical education29
Managing exam stress: Caveats to break stations in OSCEs28
Advancing primary care: Doctoral program for physician associates and nurse practitioners28
Perspective on faulty faculty development28
AI in education: A futuristic vision27
Admission into healthcare education in France: Half-baked reform that further complicates the system25
CARECOS study: Medical students’ empathy as assessed with the CARE measure by examiners versus standardized patients during a formative Objective and Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) station25
Correction24
Medical students’ general and radiology-specific motivation: Correlations, stability and associations with learning strategies and ability beliefs24
Standardized patients’ experiences of portraying characters in difficult communication scenarios: Narrative inquiry24
A critical perspective on transformative learning in faculty development24
Task type and instructional context shape the influence of generative AI on hallucinations of learning23
Feeling the responsibility: Exploring the emotional experiences of final-year medical students when carrying out clinical tasks23
A multivariate analysis examining the relationship between sociodemographic differences and UK graduates’ performance on postgraduate medical exams23
Pairing students on the wards: The effect on the clerkship learning environment23
Response to: “Dismantling medical education’s incompatible ideology”23
Health professional education at global scale: The inaugural Lincoln Chen lecture23
Twelve tips to virtually operationalize co-creation of educational design22
The positive and negative consequences of stress and its relationship with coping in medical students: A qualitative study21
Surgical skills training for practicing surgeons founded on established educational theories and frameworks21
Disentangling faculty development: A scoping review towards a rich description of the concept and its practice21
Mentors’ and mentees’ perspectives on mentoring competence and areas for improvement in postgraduate medical education – A cross-sectional study20
Access to and effectiveness of clinical supervision for allied health workers: A cross-sectional survey19
Reimagining faculty development: A paradigm shift from content to transformative learning processes19
An overview of global CME/CPD systems19
Performativity and showmanship in clinical learning: A boon or a bane?19
Moral distress from professionalism dilemmas and its association with self-rated professionalism behaviors among Chinese residents19
Medical exams in the era of accessible Artificial Intelligence19
Elements of Core Anatomy Competency in a Preclinical Undergraduate Medical Program: A Best Evidence in Medical Education (BEME) Scoping Review: BEME Review No. 9219
The relationship between medical students’ empathy, mental health, and burnout: A cross-sectional study17
Assessing medical knowledge: A 3-year comparative study of very short answer vs. multiple choice questions17
Twelve tips for developing and implementing an effective critical care simulation programme16
Medical Teacher in Ten Minutes16
Response to: ‘Models of clinical integration into basic science education for first year medical students’16
The importance of combined use of spacing and testing effects for complex skills training: A quasi-experimental study16
Keeping it real: The future direction of medical schools16
Twelve tips for integrating medical students into specialty clinics16
Response to: ‘System dynamics modeling to understand mental model of public humiliation in medical education’16
How do medical educators discern, decode, and act upon trainees appearing to engage in impression management?15
When the wheels fall off – Medical students’ experiences of interrupted academic progression15
Marking parties for marking written assessments: A spontaneous community of practice15
The continuing use of the SPICES model in ‘SAVOURING’ curriculum development15
Discursive (mis)alignments in internationalization: The case of International Medical Programmes15
Interprofessional learning in practice-based settings: AMEE Guide No. 16914
WFME recognition programme14
Response to: 'Commentary on the AMEE guide to selection into medical school'14
Combining “rapid response mentoring” with remote synchronous and asynchronous training and mentoring in a conflict zone14
Before the first class: Engaging students early in curriculum design to support program reform14
Co-designing formal health professions curriculum in partnership with students: A scoping review14
From provider to patient: Lessons from an occupational exposure13
Synthesis and perspectives from the Ottawa 2022 conference on the assessment of competence13
Perceptions of preparedness for doctor roles and the medical profession in Korean graduating medical students: A 13-year trend analysis13
Twelve tips for designing and implementing peer-led assessment writing schemes in health professions education13
Time to treat the climate and nature crisis as one indivisible global health emergency13
The void: COVID-19 restrictions and junior doctor education opportunities13
ChatGPT as an item calibration tool: Psychometric insights in a high-stakes examination13
Effectiveness of simulation models and digital alternatives in training ophthalmoscopy: A systematic review13
Is introduction of mental health education in dental school more important now than ever?13
‘The path less travelled’ – reflections of a first-year junior doctor’s experience with failure in medical school13
Navigating the educational landscape in primary care: Medical student interprofessional placements across communities of practice12
Does following a breast cancer patient for a day enhance medical student empathy?12
Leveraging evaluation of quality on medical education research with ChatGPT12
A critical review of perspective-taking measurement instruments12
Planetary health education in medical curricula in the Republic of Ireland12
Twelve tips for using the Understanding by Design ® curriculum planning framework12
Creating virtual patients using large language models: scalable, global, and low cost12
Response to: “Acknowledging the role of informal learning and practice settings in CPD systems”12
Empathy, sympathy, compassion… but don’t forget ‘tenderness’12
Assessing the predictive validity of the UCAT—A systematic review and narrative synthesis12
Delivering interprofessional patient safety education using storytelling, a real-life medication error, and synchronous online platform12
The tools of the future are the challenges of today: The use of ChatGPT in problem-based learning medical education12
The culture of doubt: Do medical students really experience clinical uncertainty when they should?12
Response to: "Ethical use of Artificial Intelligence in Health Professions Education: AMEE Guide No. 158"12
The need to preserve the humanistic nature of medical education amidst COVID-19-induced learning strategies12
Measurement instruments for perspective-taking: BEME Review No. 9112
What constitutes a medical miseducation? Ten mishaps, readily remedied11
Uncovering Reflections of Preclinical Medical Students from Clinical Shadowing: A Thematic Analysis11
GPT-4/4V's performance on the Japanese National Medical Licensing Examination11
Integrating gender-inclusive initiatives in medical school in Rwanda: Faculty and student experiences at the University of Global Health Equity11
Medical students’ perceptions of an artificial intelligence (AI) assisted diagnosing program11
Bytes versus brains: A comparative study of AI-generated feedback and human tutor feedback in medical education11
Learning to collaborate with medical interpreters in health professions education: A systematic review of training programs11
The potential of 3D models and augmented reality in teaching cross-sectional radiology11
Dismantling medical education’s incompatible ideology10
Using FAIR principles for improving the preparedness of healthcare teams involved in-home care during COVID-1910
Harnessing the value of medical students in academic medical centers10
Resilience and mental health: How we can help medical students flourish10
Click, create, critique: Futureproofing critical thinking in the age of generative AI10
Transformative power of an early ICU internship: A reflection from our undergraduate medical students10
From criteria to impact: The ASPIRE framework as a roadmap for faculty development excellence in health professions education10
Navigating complexity in a new proposed OSCE feedback model10
Why we shouldn’t grant partial credit when reappraising Type A MCQ questions10
Chat-GPT and Collaborative Learning: The Propagation of Misinformation?10
Absence of skin of colour images in online dermatology atlases and open-access datasets10
Twelve tips to aid interpretation of post-assessment psychometric reports10
Teaching pointing and calling (Shisa Kanko) to reduce error and improve performance10
Teaching compassion for social accountability: A parallaxic investigation10
We must not overlook readiness, autonomy, and cultural sensitivity in patient-centred bedside teaching10
Learning from ourselves: The power of self-reflection in simulation teaching10
Supporting health professional educators in the workplace: A scoping review10
Evaluation of an Innovative Postgraduate Medical Education Model Incorporating Social Determinants of Health10
Developing a programmatic approach to faculty development and scholarship using the ASPIRE criteria: AMEE Guide No. 1659
Implementation of competence committees during the transition to CBME in Canada: A national fidelity-focused evaluation9
Leadership as a catalyst for advancing social accountability in health professions education: AMEE Guide No. 1879
Paper-based radial anatomy puzzles as educational tools: A pilot study at a dental school9
Harnessing the power of ChatGPT in medical education9
Sexual misconduct in healthcare: Promoting safety for all through an emergent system9
Role of a mentor in enhancing the academic performance of students in remediation9
Engaging clinical examiners with structured feedback to enhance assessment practices9
Peer-to-peer mentorship emerges from mandatory research coursework: A social network case study9
When theory joins practice: A design-based research approach for leader identity development9
Emotional intelligence is more important than the learning environment in improving critical thinking9
A resource efficient and reliable standard setting method for OSCEs: Borderline regression method using standardized patients as sole raters in clinical case encounters with medical students9
Building on the conversation about mentorship in medical research9
Ethical sense, medical ethics education, and maieutics9
Twelve tips for medical educators to optimize their curricula vitae9
Medical Teacher in Ten Minutes9
The Objective Structured Teaching Encounter (OSTE) in health professions education: A systematic review9
Investigating feedback orientation in medical learners9
The ethical imperative of civility in medicine9
Medical student response to ‘The effect of watching lecture videos at 2x speed on memory retention performance of medical students: An experimental study’9
Medical Teacher in Ten Minutes8
From automotive industry to agile educational organization: The innovative use of a digital Kanban board to facilitate the development of OSCE stations8
Giving the patient a leading role in bedside teaching; a truly collaborative and inclusive effort8
Enhancing reflective practice with ChatGPT: A new approach to assignment design8
Effect of limiting checklist on the validity of objective structured clinical examination: A comparative validity study8
In response to: "Twelve tips for integrating podcasts into medical education”8
Qualitative research interviews for health professions education: AMEE Guide No. 1858
The test developer’s dilemma: Evaluating the balance of feasibility and empiric performance of test development techniques for repeated written assessments8
Commentary on robust, defensible, and fair: The AMEE guide to selection into medical school: AMEE Guide No. 1538
Hippocrates, the first aphorism, and decorum: A personal view of caution and guidance regarding Generation Z students8
Edgar Dale’s Pyramid of Learning in medical education: Is it still a scientific myth after Ken Masters’ research?8
Third year medical students acting as simulated patients in final year OSCEs: Two birds, one stone?8
Reliability, validity and acceptability of an online clinical reasoning simulator for medical students: An international pilot8
Medical Teacher In Ten Minutes8
Response to: “Evaluating the publication practices of medical students: A mixed-methods study”8
Medical Teacher in Ten Minutes8
Medical education and the 12-day Iran war: Emphasizing the impact of resilience and medical training8
‘We’re like Spider-Man; with great power comes great responsibility’: Coaches’ experiences supporting struggling medical students8
Becoming by doing: How women in academic health sciences build a leadership identity through project experiences8
Evaluating the value of AI-generated questions for USMLE step 1 preparation: A study using ChatGPT-3.57
The benefits of rotating through palliative care: A qualitative study7
Medical students remote consulting from home and from the health centre: A survey of prevalence and supervisor perspectives7
Listening – moving from a closed fist to an open palm7
Evidence medical schools are meeting accreditation standards: Comparison of self-evaluation guidance from WFME-recognized agencies7
Building excellence into medical and health professional education programs7
Medical Teacher in Ten Minutes7
After the academic author, the peer-reviewer’s hours are counted7
Rethinking peer evaluation in team-based learning7
Building a supportive clinical learning environment: Orienting newly licensed nurses to their impact on the professional development of physician trainees7
Analysis of physical learning spaces in a university hospital: A case study7
Towards precision well-being in medical education7
Empathy in family medicine postgraduate education: A mixed studies systematic review7
Perspectives and experiences of health sciences academics regarding ChatGPT: A qualitative study7
A multispecialty ethnographic study of clinical competency committees (CCCs)7
Depression, stress, anxiety and burnout among undergraduate and postgraduate medical trainees in Saudi Arabia over two decades: A systematic review7
A traditional or an innovative approach to assessment: The Assessment PROFILE7
Creating and running an escape room for healthcare curricula: AMEE Guide No. 1687
Interprofessional education for healthcare professionals. A BEME realist review of what works, why, for whom and in what circumstances in undergraduate health sciences education: BEME Guide No. 837
Gender bias in the evaluation of interns in different medical specialties: An archival study7
Twelve tips for co-production of online learning7
Early clinical exposure in undergraduate medical education: A questionnaire survey of 30 European countries7
Using the theory of Threshold Concepts to identify troublesome knowledge in becoming a Master Clinical Teacher7
Medical education in Brazil: More schools, but what for?7
Enhancing professional identity formation in health professions: A multi-layered framework for educational and reflective practice7
Are serious games seriously good at preparing students for clinical practice?: A randomized controlled trial7
Medical imaging training with eye movement modeling examples: A randomized controlled study7
Twelve tips for maximizing the potential of reflective writing in medical education7
Medical Teacher’s first ChatGPT’s referencing hallucinations: Lessons for editors, reviewers, and teachers7
The fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence in medical education research: AMEE Guide No. 1566
Development of Somaliland national harmonised medical curriculum6
Knowledge circulation and the politics of citation: Referencing is not a neutral act6
Educators’ consideration of learner motivation in ophthalmology education in medical school: Influences on teaching practice and course design6
Surgical training in the 21st century: Are we limited by training time or are we just distracted?6
International collaboration in health professions education6
Evaluating racial bias in clinical assessments6
Proposing the Community Triad Model to action social accountability in medical schools6
Style is the answer to the death of the academic author6
Competency-based medical education guidelines are context-based: Lessons from national guidelines in five countries6
Relationship between medical programme progress test performance and surgical clinical attachment timing and performance6
Separation anxiety: Walking away from clinical practice6
Twelve tips for improving the quality of assessor judgements in senior medical student clinical assessments6
Editorial6
Creating custom GPTs for faculty development: An example using the Johari Window and Crucial Conversation frameworks for providing feedback to struggling students6
Design thinking in medical education to tackle real world healthcare problems: The MasterMinds Challenge6
Model for an Academic Medicine Interest Group: A student-led initiative6
‘Key findings’, ‘key features’ and ‘key clinical decisions’ in clinical reasoning assessment6
Micro-Scholarship: An innovative approach for the first steps for Scholarship in Health Professions Education6
The number needed to teach: A framework for health professions education6
Thank you to our Medical Teacher Editorial Board and Reviewers!6
Addressing Code Red for humans and the planet: We are in this together6
Striking fear into students’ hearts: Unforeseen consequences of prescribing education6
Correction6
Twelve Tips to Deliver Large Scale Faculty Development in Health Professional Education: A system-based approach.6
Longitudinal studies in administrative science and public health issues: A research approach and public health practices6
Medical student and trainee doctor views on the ‘good’ doctor: Deriving implications for training from a Q-methods study6
To leave no one behind in complex systems of health and education6
Formative assessment and feedback in medical education: A practical guide: AMEE Guide No. 1896
Response to: “Aspiration to admission: Widening access to medical education: AMEE Guide No. 181”6
The need to educate on effective reflective practice for international medical graduates6
Sweet reflections: Inspiring conversations and hope in healthcare6
What have we learned about constructed response short-answer questions from students and faculty? A multi-institutional study6
Twelve tips for teaching in virtual reality6
Comparing trends in medical education between the United Kingdom and Australia: A personal perspective6
Using instructor-developed study resources to increase evidence-based learning strategies among medical students: A mixed-methods study6
Medical Teacher in Ten Minutes6
Evaluating education innovations rapidly with build-measure-learn: Applying lean startup to health professions education6
Interrater reliability in neurology objective structured clinical examination across specialties6
Letter to the editor in response to “Factors associated with medical students’ speaking-up about medical errors: A cross-sectional study”6
Response to: Twelve tips for developing and maintaining a successful peer mentoring program for junior faculty in academic medicine5
Increasing access to simulation opportunities for emergent cricothyrotomy using a 3D model and positive pressure5
Battling on two fronts: The mental wellbeing of war zone medics5
Using item response theory to appraise key feature examinations for clinical reasoning5
Twelve tips for using rapid research methods in health professions education5
Labour upon labour: A best evidence medical education (BEME) meta-ethnography of underrepresented students’ experiences of medical school5
The role of interdisciplinary integration in medical education5
Twelve tips for developing equitable academic extracurricular activities5
Response to: ‘Potential challenges to using competency frameworks as a tool for a variety of important decisions related to medical faculty members’5
Online learning in health professions education. Part 2: Tools and practical application: AMEE Guide No. 1635
Effective competency-based medical education requires learning environments that promote a mastery goal orientation: A narrative review5
Rethinking assessment in the context of AI5
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