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The CAM curriculum at UTMB was developed systematically, structured around the standard elements of a curriculum: Goals, Needs, Objectives, Methods, and Evaluation, using the GNOME model. Four core goals are included, as seen in the Brief Overview of the Longitudinal CAM Curriculum (linked below). Because a longitudinal curriculum was planned, learning objectives were developed for each learner level and activity, merging with existing objectives for the course if available. To facilitate the integration of CAM content into existing curricula, assessments of the CAM education needs and interests of key groups of learners was undertaken. For each learning activity, a suitable evaluation method was developed.
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Brief Overview of the UTMB longitudinal CAM Curriculum .pdf V. Sierpina, et al 230.56 KB
Roundtable Lecture-Discussion Series .pdf 367.91 KB PDF files Course Materials learning materials Lectures to residents
The Design of Educational Programs .pdf Constance Baldwin, PhD 112.11 KB
CAM Curriculum: Who Needs It .ppt V. Sierpina 79.50 KB
Suggested Family Medicine & Internal Medicine Competencies .doc V. Sierpina 22.50 KB
Survey of Residents .doc 47.00 KB
Complementary Alternative Medicine in Pediatrics - Objectives .doc 24.50 KB
Results of 2002 UTMB Clinical Faculty Survey Complementary and Alternative Medicine .doc A Frye 102.50 KB
2002 UTMB Clinical Faculty Survey Complementary and Alternative Medicine .doc 44.50 KB
Family Medicine Residency Program Complementary and Integrative Medicine Curriculum .doc 36.50 KB