Weekly Protected Flexible Time Emerges as a New Lever for Resident Learning and Well-Being
A University of Toronto case study in Academic Psychiatry reports that a weekly block of protected flexible time in a ...
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AI Takes Center Stage as JGIM Marks Two Decades of Medical Education Scholarship
The 2027 JGIM Medical Education Theme Issue pairs a retrospective on two decades of education scholarship with a cautious but ...
Pregnancy During Residency: Survey of 1,280 U.S. Trainees Reveals Persistent Barriers to Accommodations
A survey of 1,280 U.S. residents across 165 institutions finds that a quarter of female trainees were pregnant during residency, ...
Six Hours on Psychedelics: Multi-Site Course Boosts Psychiatry Trainees’ Knowledge and Counseling Confidence
A six-hour standardized curriculum delivered across four U.S. psychiatry residency programs significantly improved trainees' knowledge and confidence in counseling patients ...
How COVID-19 Reshaped Psychiatric Training for a Generation of Doctors
A scoping review of 19 studies finds that the COVID-19 pandemic both disrupted and catalyzed postgraduate psychiatric education, accelerating virtual ...
What Really Drives Surgeons in Training to Keep Learning
A qualitative study of fourteen senior surgical residents finds that professional identity and personal values drive self-regulated learning, while limited ...
Emotional Intelligence Shapes How Accurately Surgical Residents Judge Their Own Skills
A multi-institutional study finds that surgical residents with higher emotional intelligence judge their own clinical competency more accurately, with self-assessment ...
AI Is Rewriting Clinical Notes, and Psychiatrists Say the Words Matter More Than Ever
A new viewpoint in Academic Psychiatry argues that AI-generated clinical notes risk laundering stigmatizing language and proposes three practical steps ...
Landmark Study Reveals What Really Drives Fellowship Success for Internal Medicine Residents
A nationwide analysis of nearly 40,000 internal medicine fellowship applicants finds that research output dominates selection outcomes while female, underrepresented, ...
Quality Improvement Training Varies Widely Across Canadian Psychiatry Residencies, Survey Finds
A national survey of Canadian psychiatry residency programs reveals wide variability in quality improvement training, with some programs offering structured ...
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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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