Experts Map Where Wound Care Teams Must Collaborate—and How They Reason Together
A qualitative study of six experts analyzing simulated wound care cases identified eight critical collaboration points and three intertwined activity ...
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EPA ratings reveal self-assessment differences among Chinese cardiology residents
A cross-sectional Chinese hospital study found that self-assessment and supervisor ratings of cardiovascular medicine residents’ competence differed across postgraduate-year cohorts ...
ICU Teams Get a Trust Rulebook as Researchers Turn Psychological Safety into Assessable Skills
Researchers at Penn State Health have developed and quality-tested a set of entrustable professional activities to build psychological safety and ...
Surgeons and Trainees See Autonomy Differently, and the Gap Shapes Surgical Training
A national mixed-methods survey finds that surgical residents and attending surgeons define operative autonomy similarly in principle but diverge sharply ...
Teaching Compassion: How Competency-Based Training Could Humanize Intensive Care
A new commentary in Intensive Care Medicine proposes a competency-based educational continuum that treats compassion, communication and family partnership in ...
How a 1990s Framework Is Rewriting the Science of Training Surgeons
Researchers trace three decades of surgical education scholarship through Ernest Boyer's four-part framework of discovery, integration, application, and teaching, arguing ...
Surgery Trainees Who Need Coaching Most Are Least Likely to Get It, EPA Study Finds
A multi-institution analysis of 896 general surgery EPA assessments finds that practice-ready residents and those in complex cases receive the ...
New Scoring Algorithm Turns Routine Surgical Ratings Into Fairer Resident Entrustability Scores
Researchers have developed a multilevel modeling algorithm that converts routine intraoperative EPA assessments into statistically adjusted entrustability scores for general ...
More Feedback May Mean Better Feedback: Study Scores Surgeons’ Comments to Residents
A study of 661 EPA micro-assessments found that general surgery faculty who submit more evaluations, write longer comments, and have ...
Surgery Residents Who Perform Best May Get the Least Feedback, Study Finds
A multi-institution study of over 1,000 general surgery EPA assessments found that residents rated at higher entrustment levels were significantly ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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