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. 2024 Nov 1;14(4):225–232. doi: 10.4103/ijabmr.ijabmr_268_24

Table 1.

Thematic analysis of the faculty perspective on challenges faced during implementing competency-based medical education curriculum (n=60)

Themes Codes
Deficiency of trained faculty in basic course in medical education Lack of trained faculty
Excessive workload for faculty
Untrained senior residents and assistant professors
Lack of teamwork among faculty Lack of interdepartmental collaboration
Not able to align the topics
Resistant to adopt new changes
Lack of adequate infrastructure Lack of space for conducting small group discussions
Skills lab not upgraded
Need adequate support from IT teams
Senior administrators need training in CBME Many senior administrators are not aware of the CBME reforms
Senior administrators should cooperate for full implementation of CBME
Lack of sensitization among students regarding CBME Some students not interested in the newer curricular changes
Lack of motivation among students
Poor attendance
Students attending PG entrance trainings
Faculty training in assessments Faculty lack training in OSCE/OSPE/newer assessments
Difficult to give adequate feedback

CBME: Competency-based medical education; OSCE/OSPE: Objective structured clinical examination/Objective structured practical examination