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 ...
A national mixed-methods survey finds that surgical residents and attending surgeons define operative autonomy similarly in principle but diverge sharply ...
A study of more than 1,300 medical student performance evaluations has found that ethnic and racial bias in language used ...
A qualitative study of thirteen robotic surgery faculty reveals that attendings weigh a pre-test probability of resident readiness, that a ...
Researchers have developed a multilevel modeling algorithm that converts routine intraoperative EPA assessments into statistically adjusted entrustability scores for general ...
A multi-institution study of over 1,000 general surgery EPA assessments found that residents rated at higher entrustment levels were significantly ...
A general surgery residency used the ADKAR change-management framework to nearly triple EPA assessment volume on the SIMPL platform, doubling ...
A new commentary argues that entrustable professional activities in surgical training only fulfill their promise when assessment is extensive, practiced ...
A pilot study found that a novel sternotomy simulator with directed teaching significantly improved surgical trainees' accuracy, technique, preparedness and ...
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