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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"Graduate Medical Education"”.
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Leadership Orientations of Designated Institutional officials At Institutions That Sponsor Graduate Medical Education Programs and Institutional Effectiveness
… officials (DIOs) at institutions that sponsor graduate medical education programs. This study contributed to the literature by introducing research on leadership characteristics and effectiveness of DIOs. The study's findings can be used to guide further research as well as to influence …
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A Case Study Of The Impact Of A Sytematic Evaluation Process In A Graduate Medical Education Residency Program
<p>The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education has charged institutions that sponsor accredited Graduate Medical Education programs (residency and fellowship specialty programs) with overseeing implementation of mandatory annual program evaluation efforts to ensure compliance with …
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A Model for Clinical Ethics Education in Otolaryngology Residency
… inextricably linked to the practice of clinical medical ethics. The Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) in its development of core competencies has recently recognized this association for resident physicians. Included in these competencies is professionalism, and a key …
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The need for standardization: Intraprofessional communication among physicians during handoffs in hospital settings
… teaching hospitals, the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education set restrictions intended to reduce the resident’s sleep deprivation. Although these time reductions and restrictions may alleviate the negative effects of sleep deprivation on physician health and patient safety, they …
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Rater Implicit Gender Bias in a Multi-Center Simulation-Based Resident Milestone Assessment
Background: Gender bias in graduate medical education assessments may disadvantage female residents. With simulation increasingly used in high-stakes assessments, such as those used to assess emergency medicine residents, understanding potential bias is essential. Objective: To evaluate the …
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Relationship Between Senior Clinical Competency Exam, Resident Readiness Survey, and ACGME Milestones
Background: The adoption of Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) in U.S. medical education is complicated by the transition between undergraduate medical education (UME) and graduate medical education (GME). Predicting students' success as they move from UME to GME remains challenging, as …
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Texas primary care and the Affordable Care Act : implications for the primary care physician workforce
… there is a decisive need, factors like high medical school debt and low anticipated salaries are leading more students to specialize instead of pursue a primary care career. A variety of solutions have been proposed to address this problem including: rethinking the physician reimbursement …
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Teaching Informed Consent: A Scoping Review
… there is no standardized training for medical students or surgery residents to learn skills for conducting informed consent discussions. Given the critical gap regarding informed consent education, this scoping review aims to characterize and describe the currently available educational …
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REPARATIONS FOR CONTEMPORARY BLACK HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS AND PATIENTS ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY THE FLEXNER REPORT
… Flexner report, a document that revolutionized medical education for the benefit of the white population but to the detriment of Black and other vulnerable populations. There is a critical examination of the ethical implications of the Flexner report, arguing that it has contributed to health …
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Initial Development of a Medical Information Literacy Questionnaire
… into general competency requirements for postgraduate residency programs, however no standardized instrument currently exists to measure resident physician IL knowledge and skills. This study addresses that gap by developing and pilot testing an instrument aimed at measuring information …
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Plastic Surgery Resident Perceptions of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education's 2011 Duty Hour Regulation Changes: Are Patients at Risk?
… prompted the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) to create and enforce multiple duty hour regulations for residents throughout the United States since that time. The ACGME last made changes to its duty hour regulations on July 1, 2011. These changes were more …
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CLEW’d In: Exploring The Lived Experiences Of Leaders Performing Clinical Learning Environment Walks (CLEWs)
… recently by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) due to the need for critical communication that is inherent in creating an optimal learning environment. Survey tools exist to ascertain the perception of residents regarding the clinical learning environment. …
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An exploratory study of the relationship between in-training examination percentiles of anesthesiology residents and the vermunt inventory of learning styles
… with the variables of gender, ethnicity, and postgraduate year (PGY). The ITE is a national examination given annually as a measure of cognitive achievement. The learning style instrument was the adapted Vermunt Inventory of Learning Styles (ILS), a diagnostic learning style instrument designed …
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Factors Associated with Hospital Commitment to Provide Child/Adolescent Psychiatric Services
… Area Resource File and American College of Graduate Medical Education was used for the independent variables. There were three analyses, correlation, descriptive and logistic regression. Results demonstrate that hospitals in markets with a low percentage of non-white children, higher family …
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Validity Evidence for Construct-Aligned Entrustment Assessments in Vascular Surgery
… surgery EPAs was open to Accreditation of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) vascular surgery residencies and fellowships from April-June of 2024. Participating programs collected faculty, resident, and fellow assessments on entrustment for clinical encounters. Descriptive statistics were …
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Transition from Time-Based Education to Competency-Based Education in Surgical Training: A Descriptive Case Study
The traditional Time-Based Education (TBE) model in higher education and Graduate Medical Education (GME) has been increasingly criticized for prioritizing “seat-time” over demonstrated mastery, often resulting in gaps between educational outcomes and workforce expectations. Competency-Based …
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Examining the impact of a fatigue intervention on job performance: A longitudinal study across United States hospitals
… to dangerous outcomes for patients, including medical errors, surgical complications, and accidents. Resident physicians, who traditionally work long hours on minimal sleep, are among the most fatigued. In attempt to mitigate the impact of fatigue on resident physician performance and improve …
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Stochastic models and data driven simulations for healthcare operations
… Kidney Paired Donation (KPD) and scheduling medical residents in hospitals. In both areas, we explore the implications of policy change through high fidelity simulations. We then build stochastic models to provide strategic insight into how policy decisions affect the operations of these …
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Experiences of Residency Program Directors in Their Roles: Exploring Well-Being Through Burnout and Engagement
… in their clinical, administrative, and education roles. Phase 2 participants (n=5) were PDs from IUSM who completed a single semi-structured interview based on preliminary results and exploration of Phase 1 participants’ experiences. Interviews and field notes from observations were …
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Perspectives Of First-Year Internal Medicine Residents On Evaluating Medical Students
<p>As physicians-in-training transition from medical school to residency, they must quickly adapt to new environments, systems, and roles in the clinical education setting. Many are tasked with teaching and evaluating their near-peer medical students as early as the first day of residency training, …
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