Implementing portfolio in postgraduate general practice training. Benefits and recommendations
Saudi Medical Journal. 2012; 33 (10): 1053-1058
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ABSTRACT
This paper presents a review to explore the literature focusing on portfolio in postgraduate general practice [GP] training, and to examine the impact of implementation of portfolio on learning process, as well as proposing recommendations for its implementation in postgraduate GP training. An electronic search was carried out on several databases for studies addressing portfolio in postgraduate GP training. Six articles were included to address specifically the effectiveness of portfolio in postgraduate GP training. Five of them described successful experiences of portfolio-based learning implementation. Only one article addressed portfolio-based assessment in postgraduate GP training. The existing evidence provides various benefits of professional portfolio-based learning. It does appear to have advantages of stimulating reflective learning, promoting proactive learning, and bridging the hospital experiences of the learners to GP. Moreover, the challenges to implementation of portfolio-based learning are often based on orientation and training of stakeholders
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Méditerranée orientale
Type d'étude:
Guide de pratique
langue:
Anglais
Texte intégral:
Saudi Med. J.
Année:
2012
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