Flashcard: Foundations of Medical Laboratory Education — 18 carte

History of MLS — development?

From ancient Egypt to modern standards.

Standardization in MLS — purpose?

Ensure quality, safety, and competence.

Regulatory bodies — examples?

ISO, WHO, national agencies.

MLS education in Sudan — evolution?

From early labs to university programs.

MLS curriculum — integration?

Part of higher education, e.g., Khartoum 1997.

Learning as — change in?

Behavior, knowledge, or skills.

Adult learning — key trait?

Self-directed, relevant, experiential.

Learning pyramid — claim?

Active methods improve retention.

Dale’s Cone — focus?

Sensory involvement in learning.

Curriculum design — models?

Tyler, ADDIE, Kemp, Morrison.

Bloom’s Taxonomy — purpose?

Create measurable learning objectives.

Objectives — linked to?

Professional development and competencies.

Course description — includes?

Content, activities, assessments.

Assessment steps — order?

Measurement, evaluation, interpretation, decision.

Instructional methods — selection?

Aligned with objectives and performance.

Leadership — styles?

Transformational, transactional, servant.

Educational technology — examples?

E-learning, AI, telemedicine, digital pathology.

Research in health education — purpose?

Generate evidence, improve practices.