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 ...
A qualitative study of fourteen senior surgical residents finds that professional identity and personal values drive self-regulated learning, while limited ...
A randomized cross-over trial found that a low-cost 3D high-definition setup helped laparoscopic novices complete tasks faster and with fewer ...
Researchers recorded 25 real operations and found that measurable speech patterns between attending surgeons and trainees closely track operative autonomy ...
A multi-institutional study finds that surgical residents with higher emotional intelligence judge their own clinical competency more accurately, with self-assessment ...
An eight-year national analysis of the ACS Entering Resident Readiness Assessment reveals substantial variability and domain-specific weaknesses in the clinical ...
An analysis of over 569,000 operative case logs shows gender disparities in general surgery residency, with female residents logging 8.1 ...
A new commentary argues that entrustable professional activities in surgical training only fulfill their promise when assessment is extensive, practiced ...
Researchers at UCLA and Cedars-Sinai developed a computer vision AI that classifies laparoscopic peg transfer performance with 84 percent accuracy, ...
A 12-year national analysis finds that U.S. general surgery residency expansion does not systematically align with regional population growth, deepening ...
A new commentary warns that U.S. surgical education leadership remains a terminal bottleneck where diverse surgical talent is steadily filtered ...
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