Biography and Research Information
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Jasna Vuk's research focuses on medical education and student learning outcomes. Her work has investigated the effectiveness of various pedagogical approaches, including microlearning activities, educational videos, question banks, and interactive retrieval practice, on improving student comprehension and performance in challenging subjects like biochemistry and renal physiology. Vuk has also explored methods to enhance student engagement, such as self-paced polling in recorded lectures and the design of effective learning communities. Her publications include studies on medical student preferences for learning environments and their experiences with occupational and sports medicine courses. Vuk holds an h-index of 9 with 45 publications and 269 citations. She has collaborated with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Karina R. Clemmons, Michael Anders, and Sung W. Rhee.
Metrics
- h-index: 9
- Publications: 45
- Citations: 273
Selected Publications
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Educational Videos Versus Question Banks: Maximizing Medical Student Performance on the United States Medical Licensing Examination Step 1 Exam (2023)
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Microlearning activities improve student comprehension of difficult concepts and performance in a biochemistry course (2023)
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Self-paced polling increases medical student engagement in recorded lectures and improves examination performance (2022)
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What have medical students learned and thought about Occupational and sports medicine after online course completion? (2022)
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One size doesn’t fit all: framework and resources for individualized interventions for struggling medical students (2021)
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Interactive retrieval practice in renal physiology improves performance on customized National Board of Medical Examiners examination of medical students (2021)
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A Better Learning Community: Mixed-Methods Reveal Medical Student Preferences with Implications for Learning Community Design and Implementation (2021)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
- Interactive retrieval practice in renal physiology improves performance on customized National Board of Medical Examiners examination of medical students
- Self-paced polling increases medical student engagement in recorded lectures and improves examination performance
- Interactive retrieval practice in renal physiology improves performance on customized National Board of Medical Examiners examination of medical students
- Self-paced polling increases medical student engagement in recorded lectures and improves examination performance
- Educational Videos Versus Question Banks: Maximizing Medical Student Performance on the United States Medical Licensing Examination Step 1 Exam
- One size doesn’t fit all: framework and resources for individualized interventions for struggling medical students
- A Better Learning Community: Mixed-Methods Reveal Medical Student Preferences with Implications for Learning Community Design and Implementation
- A Better Learning Community: Mixed-Methods Reveal Medical Student Preferences with Implications for Learning Community Design and Implementation
- A Better Learning Community: Mixed-Methods Reveal Medical Student Preferences with Implications for Learning Community Design and Implementation
- One size doesn’t fit all: framework and resources for individualized interventions for struggling medical students
- What have medical students learned and thought about Occupational and sports medicine after online course completion?
- What have medical students learned and thought about Occupational and sports medicine after online course completion?
- What have medical students learned and thought about Occupational and sports medicine after online course completion?
- Microlearning activities improve student comprehension of difficult concepts and performance in a biochemistry course
- Microlearning activities improve student comprehension of difficult concepts and performance in a biochemistry course
- Educational Videos Versus Question Banks: Maximizing Medical Student Performance on the United States Medical Licensing Examination Step 1 Exam
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