McMaster’s Medical Training Program Welcomes Healthcare Professionals from Hebei Province
McMaster University‘s Office of International Affairs hosted healthcare professionals from Hebei Province, China, for a training program on McMaster‘s unique approach to Problem-Based/Evidence-Based Learning.
Vice-Provost (International) Dr. Bonny Ibhawoh noted on LinkedIn that “the concept of problem-based learning (now used worldwide) was pioneered in the School of Medicine at McMaster in the 1960s as a new, more holistic approach to medical education. PBL, often called small group, self-directed learning, is a hands-on approach where the problem drives the learning. Students do not try to solve the problem presented, but rather, the problem is used to help the students identify their own learning needs as they attempt to solve the problem, pull together, synthesize and apply information to the problem, and work effectively to learn from group members.”
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