AccessMedicine has added Custom Curriculum, a cutting-edge functionality that enables internal medicine program directors to create learning modules with AccessMedicine content, track resident progress, and generate usage reports. With the Custom Curriculum, internal medicine programs can build a resource that matches their specific needs – mapping AccessMedicine content and capabilities to their program’s unique educational structure.
AccessMedicine’s Custom Curriculum provides a powerful and intuitive online interface for program directors to manage their training rotations. By replicating their existing rotation structure online, program directors can:
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- Build collections of learning modules, each with their own unique sets of customizable objectives
- Develop and author case narratives to provide context for each module
- Assign readings from McGraw-Hill’s clinical texts and esteemed Lange Educational Library, as well as videos and Grand Rounds lectures
- Incorporate AccessMedicine Learning Tools, such as Case Files and Imaging Tests, into activities
- Require self-assessment tests and specify the passing grade
- Schedule grand rounds, lectures, or other offline activities
- Generate reports for resident usage that track assignment completion and test scores
- Link out to primary references or other web-based resources
With the Shared Library functionality, internal medicine program directors can save the learning modules they’ve developed, so that others may view, adopt, and even modify their approach, all while giving credit to the original institution.
For internal medicine residents, AccessMedicine’s Custom Curriculum provides an intuitive interface for tracking educational progress and managing an individualized learning experience. For a given learning module, each resident knows exactly what is expected and monitors his or her own progress toward achieving that goal.
To activate Custom Curriculum for your institution, contact McGraw-Hill’s Senior Online Editor Michael Crumsho (Michael_Crumsho at mcgraw-hill dot com).
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