Sep 2026· Journal of general internal medicine· 0 citations· 9 references
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An integrated curricular and structural intervention to improve IVC practices in an internal medicine residency clinic was associated with improvements in resident-reported skills and clinic-level outcomes, support treating IVC as a multidimensional clinical domain that benefits from alignment between educational objectives and clinical systems.
Background: Awareness of institutional training regulations is essential for safe and compliant residency practice. Among first-year residents in the Oman Medical Specialty Board (OMSB) pediatric residency program, limited familiarity with OMSB bylaws was demonstrated. Local problem: Despite the availability of OMSB by...
Saniya Al Husaini, Abdul Hamid Al Hinai, Majan Al Siyabi et al.· Cureus· 0 citations
Objective To evaluate the association between an Intelligent Hypertension Excellence Centers (iHEC)-integrated teaching model and multidimensional educational outcomes in standardized residency training, and to explore whether self-directed learning (SDL) mediates the association between digital health-enhanced trainin...
Di-Li Xie, Xue-Chun Sun, Jian-Shu Guo et al.· Frontiers in Public Health· 0 citations
Training and project characteristics linked to outcome measures, including resident proficiency and clinical practice change, highlight the need for more standardized and longitudinal approaches to QI training in family medicine residencies.
Lauren E. Harriett, Katherine M. Wright, Lauren Anderson et al.· Annals of Family Medicine· 0 citations
Background and Objectives: Family medicine residency programs equip graduates for diverse practice environments, including inpatient and critical care medicine. Understanding how residency program characteristics correlate with graduates’ hospital-based practice is crucial for workforce development. Our objective was t...
Brandon D. Brown, Sarah Fleischer, Lisa D. Mims et al.· Family Medicine· 0 citations
Introduction Podcasts have become a widely used educational tool in emergency medicine. In this study, a podcast was used as the intervention. This podcast consisted of a brief audio summary of weekly in-person conference content produced by residents and faculty. We assessed whether a resident-led, curriculum-based po...
Christopher Reilly, Bobbie Ann Adair White, K. Pattee et al.· Western Journal of Emergency...· 0 citations
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