Evaluating Programmatic Assessment in Community Medicine

Community Medicine, as a specialty deals with addressing the health needs of populations and promoting well-being at the community level. The programmatic assessment encompasses a comprehensive approach to evaluating learners' knowledge, skills, and attitudes over time. It offers a holistic view of learners' progression, aligning with the community health competencies required in this specialized field.The evaluation of programmatic assessment in community medicine serves multiple purposes. Through evaluation, educators can identify the need for curriculum adjustments, integration of new topics, or enhancements in teaching and learning strategies to better prepare learners for the challenges of community medicine practice.By examining the benefits and challenges associated with this evaluation process, we can gain valuable insights into optimizing the assessment strategies that shape future healthcare professionals' competence in promoting community health and well-being.

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Dr. Saurabh Shrivastava, MD, FAIMER (PSG-FRI), MHPE (Indonesien), PGDHHM, DHRM, FCS, ACME, M.Phil (HPE)Stellvertretender Forschungsdirektor, Off-Campus, Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research, Prof. Community Medicine @ Datta Meghe Medical College & Research Institute. Chefredakteur - JDMIMSU und Forscher mit >1350 Veröffentlichungen.