The headline of the first CMAJ editorial of 2008 was promising: Is it time for another medical
curriculum revolution? 1 The editors ask an interesting and timely question: Ought the time it …

I thank Irving Gold for recognizing the promise in our editorial discussing whether a new
medical curriculum revolution is needed. 1 I in turn acknowledge the promise that he has …

Shortening medical school to 3 years, some observers argue, would increase the supply of
physicians—perhaps particularly primary care physicians—and reduce the cost of medical …

8. Led the medical school curriculum reform–to align the content and methodologies for
medical education with anticipated changes in the practice of medicine. This was based on …

This is an item published by World Health Organization in 1995. It was written by Salafsky,
Buz.

MEDICAL school curricula have undergone significant methodological changes during the
past ten years, prompted by such factors as social demand, technological development, and …

“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, That has made all the
difference.”..... Robert Frost 1920. Reading some articles published in journals reminds me …

It is said that imitation is the greatest form of flattery. Is it narcissism then to copy oneself?
Whatever the label and whatever the accusations that come with it, some things are worth …

It is tempting to say that what goes around comes around. Certainly the new educational
projects and programs described in this issue of the NCMJ have built on prior innovations …

Have you ever thought about what you would do if someone gave you a check for
$250,000? Too good to be true? Well for many future medical students, this is within reach …