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Concurrent field practice act as an efficient teaching pedagogy to originate public health professionals: A Bangladesh context
Bilkis Banu
, Sayed Asaduzzaman
, Nasrin Akter
, Sarder Mahmud Hossain
, Touhid Bhuiyan
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Bangladesh
100%
Field Practice
100%
Teaching Pedagogy
100%
Quality Teaching
100%
Public Health Professional
100%
Teaching Methods
87%
Practice Teaching
87%
Traditional Teaching Method
62%
Knowledge Measure
37%
Bangladeshi
25%
Public Health
25%
Dhaka
12%
Effective Teaching Method
12%
Lecture Method
12%
Postgraduate Students
12%
Postgraduate Education
12%
Final Time
12%
International University
12%
Interventional Tools
12%
Effective Tool
12%
Educational Settings
12%
Interactive Lecture
12%
CFP®
12%
Public Health Students
12%
Daffodil
12%
Learning Period
12%
Service Life
12%
Social Sciences
Health Professionals
100%
Health Policy
100%
Teaching Methods
100%
Department of Public Health
7%
International Universities
7%
Educational Setting
7%
Postgraduate Courses
7%