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Nu Viet Vu

Researcher at University of Geneva

Publications -  67
Citations -  1163

Nu Viet Vu is an academic researcher from University of Geneva. The author has contributed to research in topics: Curriculum & Problem-based learning. The author has an hindex of 19, co-authored 64 publications receiving 1043 citations. Previous affiliations of Nu Viet Vu include Geneva College.

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Development of clinical reasoning from the basic sciences to the clerkships: a longitudinal assessment of medical students' needs and self-perception after a transitional learning unit.

TL;DR: A 12‐week unit of Introduction to Clinical Reasoning (ICR) at the beginning of its fourth or clerkship year to facilitate students' transition from basic, science‐oriented, problem‐based learning (PBL) to clinical reasoning‐oriented PBL.
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Interprofessional collaboration between residents and nurses in general internal medicine: A qualitative study on behaviours enhancing teamwork quality

TL;DR: Although they often relied on traditional types of interaction, residents and nurses also demonstrated readiness for increased sharing of responsibilities, and Interprofessional education should insist on better redefinition of respective roles and reinforce behaviours shown to enhance teamwork quality.
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Interprofessional Collaboration on an Internal Medicine Ward: Role Perceptions and Expectations among Nurses and Residents

TL;DR: There are discordant perceptions and unmet expectations among nurses and residents about each other’s roles, including several aspects related to the decision-making process.
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Effects of Examinee Gender, Standardized-Patient Gender, and Their Interaction on Standardized Patients' Ratings of Examinees' Interpersonal and Communication Skills.

TL;DR: There was no interaction of examinee gender and SP gender for any of the five rating scales; however, for personal manner, women students were rated slightly higher than men students and differences in ratings given by men and women SPs should not be of psychometric concern.
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Developing and evaluating the student assessment system in the preclinical problem-based curriculum at Sherbrooke

TL;DR: The evaluation system for evaluating preclinical students' learning allows students to learn higher-taxonomic-level content and fulfills the institution's social responsibility of judging program outcomes and promoting qualified students, although evaluation by PBL tutors is still psychometrically questionable and the measurement of students' reasoning and ability to analyze problems is still an unfinished evaluation task.