海角社区appMicrobiology in Nursing and Allied Health (MINAH) curriculum guidelines
Microbiology is an essential course for all nurses and allied health professionals in training. The community-developed Microbiology in Nursing and Allied Health (MINAH) curriculum guidelines are aligned to ASM’sImplementing the MINAH guidelines
If you’re teaching microbiology to nursing/allied health students, we encourage you to implement the MINAH guidelines and share them with other stakeholders including nursing faculty colleagues, students, accrediting bodies, program administrators, and policy makers. You can also engage with other users of the guidelines by joining our microedu listserv.For a perspective on why the MINAH guidelines are necessary, see “” published in ASM’s Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education.
The importance of evidence-based instructional practices
ASM’s MINAH guidelines were written to be used in conjunction with evidence-based instructional practices such as student-centered classrooms, active learning and backwards course design. These teaching practices promote student learning for long-lasting and deep understanding. For the latest research in evidence-based educational practices in microbiology, see ASM’s .Contact Information
海角社区appEducation, education@asmusa.org