TYPES OF INTERACTIVE METHODS USED IN NEUROLOGY TEACHING AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS
Keywords:
Neurology is a discipline that relies on the integration of anatomical-morphological knowledge, complex physiological mechanisms, clinical symptomatology and syndromology, as well as diagnostic and treatment algorithms; here, the gap between 'theoretical knowledge' and 'practical skills' significantly reduces teaching effectiveness.Abstract
The issue of effectively teaching neurology in medical education has become increasingly urgent over the past decades, driven by competency-based approaches, early development of clinical reasoning, and patient safety requirements.
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