Flipped Team Learning Improves Residents’ Clinical Reasoning in Trial
A 12-week randomized trial of 56 general practice residents found that flipped, team-based instruction improved clinical reasoning, workplace competencies, engagement ...
A 12-week randomized trial of 56 general practice residents found that flipped, team-based instruction improved clinical reasoning, workplace competencies, engagement ...
A cross-sectional Chinese hospital study found that self-assessment and supervisor ratings of cardiovascular medicine residents’ competence differed across postgraduate-year cohorts ...
A cross-sectional survey from University of Pittsburgh researchers examines how medical residents and faculty are using generative AI and warns ...
A survey of 203 pediatric residents at a Chinese teaching hospital finds high teaching quality but widespread burnout, low professional ...
A new scoping review finds that virtual reality is effective for early-stage orthopedic surgical skill acquisition, especially arthroscopy, but evidence ...
A new perspective argues that medical educators must openly teach trainees when sepsis bundle requirements align with, diverge from, or ...
A qualitative study of 33 resident trainees in China finds self-efficacy, well-being, burnout and professional identity change across training stages, ...
When Canada's Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada began rolling out Competence by Design, or CBD, it was ...
A new perspective in the Journal of General Internal Medicine warns that competency-based residency reform is quietly erasing the off-service ...
A new study finds patients of resident physicians had significantly lower breast cancer screening rates than faculty patients, though rigorous ...
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