September 5, 2025British journal of surgery

MTP7.08 Outcome of the introduction of a small group teaching for third year medical students during general surgical placements and students’ satisfaction of the teaching sessions

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Students experienced a significant increase in confidence about surgical topics after small group teaching sessions.
Feedback indicated that 100% found the sessions useful, while 85.5% felt their learning objectives were met effectively.
The small group teaching sessions included case-based discussions and interactive role play to enhance learning.
Results highlight the value of small group teaching in medical education, particularly in general surgery rotations.

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Students reported improved confidence and satisfaction with small group teaching sessions in general surgery, suggesting greater engagement and effectiveness.

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Myintmo et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Students reported improved confidence and satisfaction with small group teaching sessions in general surgery, suggesting greater engagement and effectiveness.

MTP7.08 Outcome of the introduction of a small group teaching for third year medical students during general surgical placements and students’ satisfaction of the teaching sessions

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MTP7.08 Outcome of the introduction of a small group teaching for third year medical students during general surgical placements and students’ satisfaction of the teaching sessions

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