Maria D Castro
- Assistant Clinical Professor, Family / Community and Preventive Medicine
- Assistant Director, Doctoring Program
Contact
- (602) 827-9201
- COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PHX
- PHOENIX, AZ 85004-2230
- mariadcastro@arizona.edu
Bio
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Interests
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Courses
2024-25 Courses
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Doctoring MS1
MEDP 815A-T2 (Spring 2025) -
Doctoring MS1
MEDP 815A-T1 (Fall 2024)
2023-24 Courses
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Doctoring MS1
MEDP 815A-T2 (Spring 2024) -
Doctoring MS1
MEDP 815A-T1 (Fall 2023)
2022-23 Courses
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Doctoring MS1
MEDP 815A-T2 (Spring 2023) -
Doctoring MS1
MEDP 815A-T1 (Fall 2022) -
Doctoring MS2
MEDP 815B-T1 (Fall 2022)
2021-22 Courses
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Doctoring MS1
MEDP 815A-T2 (Spring 2022) -
Doctoring MS2
MEDP 815B-T2 (Spring 2022) -
Doctoring MS1
MEDP 815A-T1 (Fall 2021) -
Doctoring MS2
MEDP 815B-T1 (Fall 2021)
Scholarly Contributions
Poster Presentations
- Castro, M. D., Hu, C., Shah, S., Heath, A., Coulston, J. B., Moffitt, M. P., Bellis, C., Bellis, C., Moffitt, M. P., Coulston, J. B., Heath, A., Shah, S., Hu, C., & Castro, M. D. (2022, October). Integrating Antiracist Medicine into Clinical Skills Teaching. UA COMP Research Office for Medical Education Forum. Phoenix, AZ: UA COMP.
- Castro, M. D., Hu, C., Shah, S., Heath, A., Coulston, J. B., Moffitt, M. P., & Bellis, C. (2021, November). Integrating Antiracist Medicine into Clinical Skills Teaching. Directors of Clinical Skills Courses (DOCS) Annual Meeting. Virtual/Washington D.C.: Directors of Clinical Skills Courses.
- Coulston, J. B., Heath, A., Moffitt, M. P., Thijm, C., Corry, M., Kurtz, M., Farber, L., Castro, M. D., Hu, C., & Shah, S. (2021). Mission Possible: A Novel Introduction to the Components of the Medical History. 2021 AAMC: Learn, serve, Lead, DOCS 2021. Virtual.
- Moffitt, M. P., Castro, M. D., Coulston, J. B., Shah, S., Hu, C., & Heath, A. (2021). Transitioning to a virtual clinical skills curriculum increased average oral presentation scores in 2nd year medical students.. 2021 AAMC: Learn, serve, Lead, DOCS 2021. Virtual.
- Moffitt, M. P., Castro, M. D., Shah, S., Heath, A., Hu, C., Coulston, J. B., Moffitt, M. P., Castro, M. D., Shah, S., Heath, A., Hu, C., & Coulston, J. B. (2021). Interpreting Entrustable Professional Activity (EPA) Assessments Before and After Remote Learning During COVID-19 Pandemic. 2021 AAMC: Learn, serve, Lead, DOCS 2021. Virtual.
- Shah, S., Moffitt, M. P., Heath, A., Coulston, J. B., & Castro, M. D. (2021). Faculty Development : Introduction of Health Equity & Anti- Racism in Medicine at UA COMP Doctoring Course. 2021 AAMC: Learn, serve, Lead, DOCS 2021. Virtual.
- Heath, A., Castro, M. D., & Moffitt, M. P. (2019, Fall). Are Trained Primary Care Graders Scores Equivalent to Specialist Graders on SOAP Notes Completed on OSCE 4?. DOCS.
- Heath, A., Moffitt, M. P., & Castro, M. D. (2019, Fall). Faculty Challenges and Barriers in the Implementation of Entrustable Professional Activities Assessment in the UA COMP Doctoring Course.. DOCS.
- Moffitt, M. P., Castro, M. D., & Heath, A. (2019, Fall). Correlation of EPA 6 and qualitative oral presentation scores of 3rd year medical students following a series of standardized patient encounters.. DOCS.
- Castro, M. D., Barcellona, D., Heath, A., McDonald, F., & Moffitt, M. (2018, March). Simulation and Standardized Patient (SP) Hybrid Experience: A Novel Approach to Prepare Medical Students for Clerkships. AAMC Western Group on Educational Affairs (WGEA) Regional Meeting. Denver, Colorado: AAMC Western Group on Educational Affairs (WGEA).More infoProvide a hands-on simulation hybrid experience utilizing high-fidelity simulation mannequins and trained standardized patients that introduces second year medical students to a clerkship style multidisciplinary approach. Four different patients were evaluated each half day, simulating an expected hospital stay for each patient. Day one, students performed a complete history and physical. Day two involved a simulationprocedure or emergent intervention on a mannequin. Day three mimicked daily rounds where students evaluated their patients and reported their findings to their team. Finally, students participated in a clinic follow up visit. After each encounter, students gave an oral presentation and wrote a note that were both evaluated by faculty.