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Even as imaging continues to be increasingly utilized in medical practice, imaging curricula remain unstandardized across universities, with almost three quarters of medi [...]

Algorithmic bias refers to the biases originating from the use of artificial intelligence (AI). With AI being increasingly used in healthcare, clinicians need to be able [...]

Edwin E. Osgood Collection, 2001-006, Box 1, Folder 2

Numerous Undergraduate Medical Education (UME) programs have undergone a curriculum transformation in recent years with the goal of more effectively integrating clinical, [...]

Black and white photograph of an audience attending a Grand Rounds lecture at University of Oregon Medical School.

Black and white ink drawing caricature of Kenneth Alexander James Mackenzie, M.D. (1859-1920), by Tige Reynolds. The text accompanying the caricature reads: "I cannot all [...]

Sepia photograph of Carl J. Hoffmann, M.D. (1882-1971). A UOMS graduate (1907), he was a physician and surgeon in general practice in rural Washington state for over 60 y [...]

Black and white photograph of the Centennial of Medical Education in Oregon display at the Multnomah County Library. "The first class in formal medical education in Orego [...]

The accumulation of medical literature has made it difficult for providers to retrieve precise answers to clinical questions. Profiling physicians and their questions ma [...]

The concept of schema has been present in education for almost a century. In 1932, Fredrick Bartlett defined schema as “a structure that people use to organize current kn [...]