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 ...
A study of 661 EPA micro-assessments found that general surgery faculty who submit more evaluations, write longer comments, and have ...
A new framework argues that generative AI is an arrival technology that breaks the evidence-first logic of past STEM education ...
A survey of 40 surgical and orthopedic residents in Hong Kong reveals strong enthusiasm for teaching medical students alongside minimal ...
A national survey of Turkish medical faculties finds that only 26 percent fully teach climate change, despite overwhelming educator support ...
A study of an international fellowship finds that collaborative metaphor-work helps researchers collectively master the demanding philosophy of critical realism.
A qualitative study of fifteen academic medicine leaders reveals that while all engage in sponsorship to advance faculty careers, lack ...
A new editorial in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that early career faculty must simultaneously learn to mentor ...
Entrustable Professional Activities have increased the amount of surgical training feedback, but experts say its educational value depends on specificity, ...
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