Ep. 232 - How Is Medical School Training Changing to Better Prepare Future Doctors?

Medical schools are moving away from lecture-based, multiple-choice testing toward hands-on clinical training from day one. Dr. David Battinelli, Dean of the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, joins Dr. Dean Mitchell to break down the bold changes his school made, from first-year EMT training to oral and simulation-based exams, and why students who learn this way report feeling less overwhelmed facing real-world uncertainty.Contact David L. Battinelli, MD:LinkedInLive Q&A with Dr. Mitchell, August 19: How Stress Turns Into Disease, and What Actually Works to Lower ItNobody just gets colitis. Stress goes looking for your weak spot, and thirty years of practice says it usually finds it. Dr. Dean Mitchell is live on Wednesday, August 19 at 6:00 PM Eastern for a free hour: the Holmes-Rahe scale, what HRV shows, which relaxation methods have evidence behind them, and where medication belongs. Register hereContact Dr. Mitchell:Email: care@mitchellmedicalgroup.comWebsiteInstagramYouTubeFacebookLinkedInBook: Conquering CandidaImmunoLytics - code SmartestDoc, 5% offApollo Neuro - code SMARTMD