Search Results < Yale School of Medicine

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A system optimized for success
Why homogeneity in the lab can hinder progress.
6 Jan 2020
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A complex but enduring partnership
After two centuries of shared history, the School of Medicine and the city of New Haven continue to shape each other.
6 Jan 2020
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When one career isn't enough
Most people attend medical school to become physicians; some, however, use their degrees to pursue other goals.
6 Jan 2020
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Fourth Year Show returns to the stage
After a three-year hiatus, a longstanding annual Yale School of Medicine tradition made its triumphant return to the stage on Saturday, March 30th, to positive reviews.
31 Oct 2018
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Go with your gut
The microbiome: helping keep bodies healthy
31 Oct 2018
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The Yale system—91 years and counting …
An experiment in medical education followed “a very wise direction.”
30 Sep 2016
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After hard times, a student-run journal rides high again as an online publication
15 Apr 2008
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Yale system remains a strong draw
Incoming students cited the quality of faculty, research opportunities and the thesis requirement.
15 Jan 2008
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The Chase years
Six years ago, Herb Chase came to Yale to improve medical education. As his tenure ended this summer, he left behind a reinvigorated curriculum and a generation of medical students who had learned to look for the "edge" of scientific knowledge.
15 Sep 2006
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In the anatomy lab, a new way of thinking
Scarce instructors, new tools and a boom in knowledge lead to an ongoing experiment in anatomy teaching. Structure remains important, but the new paradigm is functionality.
15 Apr 2005
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Everyone loves the Yale System. So why can't they all agree?
The debate over exams this spring centered on two key questions: how should medicine be taught in the 21st century, and how should a student’s progress be measured?
15 Sep 2002
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The Yale System lives! Long live the Yale System.
When nine Yale medical students wrote to alumni last winter about changes in the curriculum, they triggered a flood of reminiscences about the experience of becoming a doctor at Yale.
15 Sep 2002
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Eight decades of the Yale System
Ever since its implementation in the 1920s, the Yale System of medical education has been the point of common reference for alumni of the School of Medicine. Ralph I. Horwitz, M.D., chair of the Department of Internal Medicine, touched on its enduring qualities when he addressed faculty recently about the education-review process now under way. “I have not been able to find two people able to agree on exactly what the Yale System is, but there is a strong consensus on the essentials,” he said.
15 Apr 2000
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Deconstructing education
The breathtaking discoveries of the last three decades and rapid change across all of medicine have called traditional models of education into question. At Yale, the debate is in full swing.
15 Apr 2000