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Transformative Learning: The Next Step in Medical Education
Medical education finds itself at a crossroads. As healthcare systems grow increasingly complex, facing pressures from demographic shifts, rising costs, and enduring and increasing health disparities, educators are called to prepare future professionals not only to function within these systems, but to transform them. Traditional pedagogical models often fall short in equipping learners with the mindset, competencies, adaptability, and critical consciousness needed for a role as change agent. Transformative learning theory offers a compelling response.
Enlightened Change Agents or Nuisance Power? A Qualitative Interview Study Exploring How Hospital Board Members Deal with Dissenting Opinions
Hart EJ, Kuijpers G, van der Schoot H, Zuiderent-Jerak T, Scheele F
Advances in Medical Education and Practice 2026, 17:516896
Published Date: 26 March 2026
Fairy Tales We Teach Without Telling: Transformative Learning and the Hidden Curriculum in Medical Education
Wortmann L
Advances in Medical Education and Practice 2026, 17:616962
Published Date: 29 June 2026
Knowledge Acquisition, Self-Assessed Competence, and Simulator-Based Performance in a Structured Laparoscopic VR Curriculum for Obstetrics and Gynecology Residents: A Single-Center Observational Study
Sierant A, Bijok J, Pirozynski M
Advances in Medical Education and Practice 2026, 17:618836
Published Date: 10 July 2026
