NextGenMD Curriculum & ScholarRx Integration
October 31, 2024
Discover how the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine is integrating ScholarRx into its NextGenMD curriculum across all phases of medical education. This video highlights how faculty leaders are using ScholarRx Bricks to support pre-learning in Phase 1, foundational science integration in clerkships during Phase 2, and advanced content reinforcement in Phase 3 selectives. Learn how ScholarRx supports curricular goals such as uniform formatting, editable content, time tracking, and foundational science continuity throughout the student journey.
You’ll see real examples of how ScholarRx Bricks are assigned for independent study, used in clinically oriented sessions, and embedded into clerkship and selective courses covering topics like physiology, microbiology, dermatology, and more. Whether you’re planning curriculum, teaching foundational sciences, or leading clerkships, this video provides insight into a scalable model for active integration of digital learning tools across all phases of medical education.
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