Real Play, Not Role-Play: A Simpler Swap May Ease the Strain of Learning CBT
A University of Alberta case study in Academic Psychiatry suggests that replacing simulated role-play with real play, in which trainees ...
Tag: Medical Education
Students Take the Controls of a Real MRI Scanner in Hands-On Australian Training Program
A hands-on MRI learning program at a Western Australian research scanning facility significantly boosted knowledge and self-perceived competence among undergraduate ...
Surgeons in Training Love Teaching but Lack Support, Survey Finds
A survey of 40 surgical and orthopedic residents in Hong Kong reveals strong enthusiasm for teaching medical students alongside minimal ...
Psychiatry’s Human Skills May Define the Doctor’s Role in the AI Era
A new Academic Psychiatry correspondence argues that psychiatry's relational competencies, presence, participation, discernment, and comfort with uncertainty, will define the ...
Virtual Reality Anatomy Lessons Show Hidden Costs in Touch, Transfer and Memory
A Chinese cohort study finds virtual reality anatomy students matched cadaver-trained peers on immediate tests but pressed harder on real ...
Patient Complaints Against Doctors-in-Training Reveal Gaps in Communication and Professionalism
A Dutch study of 602 patient complaints against residents shows that communication failures, clinical expertise gaps and professionalism issues dominate, ...
Perceived Gender Bias Erodes Medical Students’ Sense of Belonging in Surgery
A prospective cohort study of third-year medical students finds that perceived gender bias in the surgical training environment is strongly ...
AI Voice Patients Enter the Psychiatry Classroom, Stereotypes and All
A pilot study in Academic Psychiatry shows a GPT-4o voice prototype can simulate psychiatric patients for interview training, earning high ...
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, ...
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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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