Building a Standardized Subinternship Curriculum: A Strategic Framework for Success. Other Scholarly Work

Sairenji, Tomoko, de la Cruz, Maria Syl D, Stumbar, Sarah E. (2025). Building a Standardized Subinternship Curriculum: A Strategic Framework for Success. . 9 47. 10.22454/primer.2025.191392

cited authors

  • Sairenji, Tomoko; de la Cruz, Maria Syl D; Stumbar, Sarah E

authors

abstract

  • Developing a national medical education curriculum presents challenges including institutional differences, multiple stakeholders, competing priorities, and varying perspectives on educational best practices. Factors that contribute to successful curriculum design and implementation include a systematic approach, careful planning, intentional collaboration, and active inquiry. Modeled after Kern's 6-Step Approach for Curriculum Development for Medical Education, we authors provide a practical and iterative framework for other medical education leaders to utilize when creating and disseminating large-scale curricula across institutions. We share insight and tips from the experience of developing a national family medicine subinternship curriculum that was based on specialty values and competency-based assessment. We provdie an example of how this framework can be best utilized for development of durable and relevant curriculum that will provide a reliable standardized clinical experience that is also flexible enough to allow individual institutions to customize the rotation to their unique characteristics.

publication date

  • January 1, 2025

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

Medium

  • Electronic-eCollection

start page

  • 47

volume

  • 9