Example Medical Education Projects

For Students and Faculty interested in Scholarly Medical Education projects, here are approved examples:

 

Past Scholarly Medical Education Projects by Students who completed the Path of Distinction in Medical Education:

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Project Titles from our 2023 Graduates

  • Characterizing Medical Student Attitudes and Behavioral Intentions Towards Abortion Care
  • Reducing the Impact of Implicit Bias on Black Patients: a Novel Implicit Bias Curriculum for First-Year Medical Students
  • ‘Tude Check: Differences Amongst Resident Attitudes Abortion
  • Developing a conceptual framework of an ideal medical student clinical experience in pediatrics: A concept mapping approach
  • Strategies, skills, and tools to succeed in SPC – conquering the hidden curriculum
  • The Clinical Experiences of Second- & Third-Year Medical Students in the Emergency Department

Project Titles from our 2024 Graduates

  • PaCE+: PICO Questions and Intracranial Hemorrhage
  • “Understanding Medical Students’ Experiences, Interests, and Confidence in Teaching: A University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health analysis
  • Safe Opioid Prescribing for Pediatric Patients: An Interprofessional Learning Activity
  • Standardizing the educational experience of medical students rotating with the Orthopedic Department regardless of sub specialty assignment
  • Accessibility of physical and virtual microsurgical training models in the field of plastic surgery
  • Partnering with PATCH: Integrating Trauma-Informed Care and Resilience into a Youth-Driven Program
  • Creating a Top Gun Approach to Radiology Education – Intracranial Hemorrhage
  • Qualitative analysis of 4th year medical student elective in mindfulness.
  • Exploring Medical Students’ Perspectives on Professionalism Evaluation in UWSMPH’s Curriculum
  • Cultural Competency Assessment of UWSMPH WARM Clinical Students for Plain Clothes Populations
  • Patient Centered Education Cases (PaCE+) as a Tool for Improving Medical Student Self-Efficacy of Applying Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM)
  • Skin Color Representation in Infectious Disease Teaching Materials

Project Titles from our 2025 Graduates