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Published  10/22/2009 Title: Thalassaemia PBL Case Resource Type: PBL Materials Primary Author: Niels Larsen, Assoc. Professor Institution: Ross University Description: This resource is a problem based learning case (PBL) on alpha-thalassaemia syndrome (patient with HbH disease). The case has been used in a PBL format where the first 5-pages of the case are handed out in session one, 3 more pages are handed out after hearing and discussing the research in session two, and finally the postscript and the expected learning issues are handed out during session three. The case naturally leads the students to study causes of fatigue and then anemia, especially microc .... Publication Associated with the Following Collections: Submit A Comment Published  10/01/2009 Title: Interactive Pediatric Cases for Senior Capstone Courses Resource Type: Virtual Patient Primary Author: Sherilyn  Smith Institution: University of Washington School of Medicine Description: The following 5 case scenarios cover common pediatric problems that interns will see. The cases were developed for interactive small group teaching settings. Students are provided with patient sign outs and then a faculty member presents the case and the participants work together to respond to the patient's clinical problems. In addition, to reviewing the management of common problems such as respiratory distress, fever and pain, students practice using and creating cross-cover sign outs. Publication Associated with the Following Collections: APA Submit A Comment Published  02/11/2009 Title: Toby Cartwright - Bilious Emesis in a Neonate Resource Type: PBL Materials Primary Author: Amy  Holthouser, MD Institution: University of Louisville School of Medicine Description: This is a problem-based learning (PBL) case for use with first year medical students learning the anatomy and embryology of the gastrointestinal system. It highlights four important GI malformations - Hirschprung's Disease, Midgut Malrotation and Volvulus, Duodenal Atresia, and Ileo-jejunal Atresia. These four malformations each have a different mechanism, highlighting different key points about the embryological development of the gastrointestinal tract. In addition, the case provides the clini .... Publication Associated with the Following Collections: ACER APA ASE Restricted Materials Submit A Comment

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