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Frank Papa
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Medical curriculum reform in North America, 1765 to the present: a cognitive science perspective
FJ Papa, PH Harasym
Academic Medicine 74 (2), 154-64, 1999
3181999
Competencies for improving diagnosis: an interprofessional framework for education and training in health care
A Olson, J Rencic, K Cosby, D Rusz, F Papa, P Croskerry, B Zierler, ...
Diagnosis 6 (4), 335-341, 2019
752019
Improving diagnosis by improving education: a policy brief on education in healthcare professions
ML Graber, J Rencic, D Rusz, F Papa, P Croskerry, B Zierler, G Harkless, ...
Diagnosis 5 (3), 107-118, 2018
602018
Effects of pattern matching, pattern discrimination, and experience in the development of diagnostic expertise
FJ Papa, JH Shores, S Meyer
Academic Medicine 65 (9), S21-2, 1990
591990
The effects of immediate online feedback upon diagnostic performance
FJ Papa, D Aldrich, RE Schumacker
Academic Medicine 74 (10), S16-8, 1999
371999
Cognitive and social issues in emergency medicine knowledge translation: a research agenda
JC Brehaut, R Hamm, S Majumdar, F Papa, A Lott, E Lang
Academic Emergency Medicine 14 (11), 984-990, 2007
322007
Further evidence of the relationship between case typicality and diagnostic performance: implications for medical education
FJ Papa, RC Stone, DG Aldrich
Academic Medicine 71 (1), S10, 1996
321996
The effects of various knowledge formats on diagnostic performance
SW Elieson, FJ Papa
Academic Medicine 69 (10), S81-3, 1994
311994
Improving diagnostic capabilities of medical students via application of cognitive sciences‐derived learning principles
FJ Papa, MW Oglesby, DG Aldrich, F Schaller, DJ Cipher
Medical Education 41 (4), 419-425, 2007
282007
Diagnostic accuracy as a function of case prototypicality
FJ Papa, B Elieson
Academic Medicine 68 (10), S58-60, 1993
261993
A computer-assisted learning tool designed to improve clinical problem-solving skills
FJ Papa, S Meyer
Annals of emergency medicine 18 (3), 269-273, 1989
251989
Prehospital emergency pharmacology
BE Bledsoe, G Bosker, FJ Papa
(No Title), 1988
151988
An Epigenetics-Based, Lifestyle Medicine–Driven Approach to Stress Management for Primary Patient Care: Implications for Medical Education
J Lee, F Papa, PA Jaini, S Alpini, T Kenny
American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine 14 (3), 294-303, 2020
142020
Evidence of the preferential use of disease prototypes over case exemplars among early year one medical students prior to and following diagnostic training
FJ Papa, F Li
Diagnosis 2 (4), 217-225, 2015
132015
Practitioner research literacy skills in undergraduate medical education: thinking globally, acting locally
A des Cruser, SK Brown, JR Ingram, F Papa, AL Podawiltz, D Lee, V Knox
Medical Science Educator 22, 162-184, 2012
122012
A dual processing theory based approach to instruction and assessment of diagnostic competencies
FJ Papa
Medical Science Educator 26, 787-795, 2016
112016
Learning sciences principles that can inform the construction of new approaches to diagnostic training
FJ Papa
Diagnosis 1 (1), 125-129, 2014
112014
An epigenetic perspective on lifestyle medicine for depression: implications for primary care practice
JS Lee, PA Jaini, F Papa
American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine 16 (1), 76-88, 2022
102022
Envisioning a global role for osteopathic medicine in the 21st century: Using Blue Ocean Strategy to promote osteopathic health care as the World's leader in healthcare …
PC Slocum, F Papa
International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine 17 (1), 38-42, 2014
102014
Evidence of second‐order factor structure in a diagnostic problem space: Implications for medical education
FJ Papa, PH Harasym, RE Schumacker
Structural Equation Modeling: A Multidisciplinary Journal 4 (1), 25-36, 1997
91997
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