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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Medical trainees"”.
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Curriculum-based burnout prevention programs for medical trainees
Burnout is a problem that impacts the physician population disproportionately compared to other professions in the United States, and its consequences affect not only physicians but their patients and the healthcare system as a whole. In particular, physician trainee years are associated with a …
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Conceptualising, Narrating and Enacting Leadership in the Interprofessional Healthcare Workplace: Exploring Complexity Using Qualitative Methods
… the patient experience and staff morale. Much medical education literature on leadership focusses on the training and competence of individuals. Little attention is paid to the interprofessional workplace and how its inherent complexities might contribute to the emergence of leadership. …
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Context Dependent Gaze Metrics for Evaluation of Laparoscopic Surgery Manual Skills
… sensitivity to skill progressions of trainees as the literature has focused on differences between experts and novices although feedback on skill acquisition is most useful for trainees or educators. To advance eye-gaze assessment in laparoscopic surgery, this research presents a …
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Behavioral Design for Emotional Intelligence: Leveraging Affective Computing in Medical Education for Improved Care for Substance Use Disorders
… this issue, this thesis aims to introduce medical trainees to Medship, an affective computing tool that promotes self-reflection about one’s facial expression and raises awareness about stigma, while also filling the gap in medical training. The focus is on changing human behavior without …
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Understanding Burnout in General Practice Registrars
Burnout in postgraduate medical trainees is prevalent, producing immense personal, professional, and societal costs. Yet, trainees’ experiences of burnout and wellbeing remain underexplored, as are the contextual circumstances contributing to burnout (e.g., specialty training). General Practice …
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The doctor-patient relationship: an exploration of trainee doctors’ views
Greater understanding of the ways in which medical trainees perceive the doctor-patient relationship could inform future developments in educational provision. A qualitative study was conducted, using a case study approach to explore the perceptions of postgraduate trainees in two medical …
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Manipulation of Cognitive Load in Simulation-Based Medical Education
… the educational benefits of simulation based medical education (SBME) on an individual level, medical educators can manipulate simulation scenarios in real time, using the fundamentals of cognitive load theory. This approach requires accurate measurement of cognitive load. In this study, we …
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Older adult gay & bisexual male veterans' perception of access and cultural competence within the health care system
… background. They suggested strategies for medical providers to provide more culturally informed health care. Specifically, they expressed hope for greater representation of gay health care staff and increased training for doctors and medical trainees to work with older adult gay patients. …
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Healing at the Margins: A Cultural/Historical Perspective on International Medical Graduates in the US Healthcare System
Foreign, or international, medical graduates make up about twenty five percent of current American medical trainees and twenty percent of physicians actively practicing medicine in the United States. In some specialties, particularly in primary care, the percentage of residents who received their …
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Exploring the Feedback Process with Medical Students and Their Educators: Listening, Watching, Understanding
… both achievement and performance. Feedback in medical education is not only important for the performance and progression of medical trainees but also for patient safety. However, despite recognition of the power of successful feedback, medical students within the United Kingdom and beyond …
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Distributed practice for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training: improving educational efficiency and cost-effectiveness in clinical settings
… cardiac arrest depends upon the integration of medical science, educational efficiency and local implementation (of science and education). There is some evidence to suggest that the use of distributed practice (i.e. separating the training into small portions dispersed over time) and real-time …
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Development of a Method to Measure Clinical Reasoning in Pediatric Residents: The Pediatric Script Concordance Test
Context: National medical examinations boards have requested that methods be developed to assess the clinical reasoning competency of medical trainees. The Script Concordance Test (SCT) is an emerging method of assessment that holds promise for the evaluation of clinical reasoning skills. …
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Effects of Transcranial Direct-Current Stimulation on Motor Learning in the Developing Brain
… surgical and neurosurgical skills in medical trainees. Our findings suggest that tDCS can safely enhance motor learning in healthy children and young adults. Neurophysiological mechanisms underlying these changes appear to be variable. Current modeling suggests that children are …
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The effect of structured reflection on the diagnostic accuracy of postgraduate trainees during real patient encounters
… competence of undergraduate and postgraduate trainees in a range of experimental settings using written case scenarios. Evidence supporting the use of this strategy during real patient encounters is lacking. This paper reports on a study conducted to determine the effects of structured …
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Optimizing learning & teaching on paediatric ward rounds
… learning and teaching for University of Botswana medical trainees working in the Department of Paediatrics at Princess Maria Hospital in order to enhance their self-efficacy beliefs regarding their ability to provide paediatric patient care. Specifically, we utilized a threepronged approach to 1) …
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Optimizing learning & teaching on paediatric ward rounds
… learning and teaching for University of Botswana medical trainees working in the Department of Paediatrics at Princess Maria Hospital in order to enhance their self-efficacy beliefs regarding their ability to provide paediatric patient care. Specifically, we utilized a threepronged approach to 1) …