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Beyond theFlipped Classroom

Using Problem Based Learning toTeach Millennials at the UC Berkeley –UCSF Joint Medical Program (JMP)

Jessie Heminway, JMP Instructional Technologist



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“Half of what you’ll learn in

medical school will be shownto be either dead wrong orout of date within ve yearsof your graduation; thetrouble is that nobody can

tell you which half. So themost important thing to learnis how to learn on your own.”

Dr. David Sackett: “Father of Evidence BasedMedicine”



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Students from the UC Berkeley – UCSF Joint Medical Program



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!" $irst %ear &t'(entsDay 1 ) age 1

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55 year-old man who

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pain in his right toe.



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Mr. Finnegan reports that two weeks prior to this visit, he noticed a "slight pain" in

his right great toe. It progressed over the next few days, and became red, warm,

swollen, and tender. At that time, he treated himself by soaking his foot in warm salt

water, and the symptoms resolved within three days. After a few more days, he again

began to notice "a slight aching" in his toe, which, over the following 2 ho!rs,

became "significantly worse," which prevented him from walking.

here is no history of recent foot tra!ma, in#!ries, or skin abrasions. $e has not had

fever, chills, sore throat, dys!ria, fre%!ency, !rgency, or !rethral discharge.

&ne and one'half years ago, Mr. Finnegan had right ankle swelling, which was nottreated at that time. (ight months ago, he had pain and inflammation in his right

knee, which was treated with )*AI+s as an o!tpatient, with m!ch relief. hree years

ago, he was diagnosed with gonorrhea, which was treated s!ccessf!lly with

ceftriaxone.

$e has no known allergies, and is not c!rrently taking any medications. here have

been no other hospitaliations. $e does not smoke, and drinks only one or two

beers each week. $e says he generally has oatmeal for breakfast, otherwise -doesnt

think m!ch abo!t what he eats.Mr. Finnegan is married and has one 2/ year old child in good health. $e describes

himself as Irish American and works as a %!ality control technician. $is parents are

both living. $is father has hypertension, and has s!ffered one heart attack0 his

mother has asthma.



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Mr. Finnegan reports that two weeks prior to this visit, he noticed a "slight pain" in

his right great toe. It progressed over the next few days, and became red, warm,

swollen, and tender. At that time, he treated himself by soaking his foot in warm salt

water, and the symptoms resolved within three days. After a few more days, he again

began to notice "a slight aching" in his toe, which, over the following 2 ho!rs,

became "significantly worse," which prevented him from walking.

here is no history of recent foot tra!ma, in#!ries, or skin abrasions. $e has not had

fever, chills, sore throat, dys!ria, fre%!ency, !rgency, or !rethral discharge.

&ne and a half years ago, Mr. Finnegan had right ankle swelling, which was nottreated at that time. (ight months ago, he had pain and inflammation in his right

knee, which was treated with )*AI+s as an o!tpatient, with m!ch relief. hree years

ago, he was diagnosed with gonorrhea, which was treated s!ccessf!lly with

ceftriaxone.

$e has no known allergies, and is not c!rrently taking any medications. here have

been no other hospitaliations. $e does not smoke, and drinks only one or two

beers each week. $e says he generally has oatmeal for breakfast, otherwise -doesnt

think m!ch abo!t what he eats.Mr. Finnegan is married and has one 2/ year old child in good health. $e describes

himself as Irish American and works as a %!ality control technician. $is parents are

both living. $is father has hypertension, and has s!ffered one heart attack0 his

mother has asthma.



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“Half of what you’ll learn in

medical school will be shownto be either dead wrong orout of date within ve yearsof your graduation; thetrouble is that nobody can

tell you which half. So themost important thing to learnis how to learn on your own.”

Dr. David Sackett: “Father of Evidence BasedMedicine”

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