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This quality improvement study compares the diagnostic quality and completion time between ultrasonography operators guided by artificial intelligence vs those without such assistance.
This essay describes a physician’s opinion of why using only a first name can be confusing rather than aiding in resolving inequalities between physicians and other hospital staff or patients.
This Viewpoint discusses the limitations of medical school ranking in attracting a diverse student population and urges administrators to holistically communicate their mission, goals, and learning environment as an alternative strategy.
This cohort study examines whether patients exposed to end-of-rotation resident changeover have longer hospital stays and whether this association is mitigated by separating resident and attending changeover days.
This Medical News article discusses a movement to allow adequate family and medical leave for physicians in training.
This quality improvement study assesses team turnover, composition, and interpersonal preferences in terms of operative efficiency in total hip and knee arthroplasty
This article discusses an intelligent immersive virtual operating room to enable teams to train in a distributed fashion wearing head-mounted displays.
This essay describes a physician’s experience of completing medical education and postgraduate clinical training in Ireland vs adjusting to residency in the US.
This case series evaluates the association between past and future performance among general surgery trainees.
This cross-sectional study assesses the validity of survey-based data on the association of preference signals with interview offers and describes how the association varies across demographic groups.
This quality improvement study examines medical oncologists’ genetic testing ordering trends for patients with cancer.
This study uses survey data to describe the types of sexual harassment experienced by internal medicine residents, their knowledge of reporting mechanisms, their reporting intentions and actions, and satisfaction with reporting outcomes.
This Special Communication presents recommendations for institution of initiatives to support women surgeons and their families in family planning and postpartum care.
This study uses data from a cross-sectional national survey of medical residents in the US to assess whether mistreatment experiences and wellness differ between international medical graduates and US medical graduates.
This cohort study examines resident involvement in the care of US veterans who underwent noncardiac surgery.
This cohort study evaluates the level of autonomy provided to residents during their training, trends in resident independence over time, and the association between resident independence in the operating room and clinical outcome.
This study attempts to assess the effectiveness of simulation-based vs traditional teaching of transesophageal echocardiography knowledge and skills of cardiology fellows.
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