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While medical education continues to evolve away from a two-stage model of preclinical basic science education followed by clinical rotations, medical schools have struggled with how best to integrate basic science education with clinical application in the early educational curriculum. As Course Directors for the entire first year of medical student education at a new medical school, we review three models for the clinical application of basic science education that we utilized in the first year, including clinical retrofitting, parallel session development, and session co-creation.

Models of clinical integration into basic science education for first-year medical students