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期刊名:Journal of physician assistant education

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ISSN:1941-9430

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Chelsey Hoffmann,Karen Graham-Burnet Chelsey Hoffmann
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Joy Hampton Joy Hampton
Newly matriculated physician assistant students may demonstrate difficulty with adjusting to the rigorous demands of a condensed medical education program. Traditional resources such as academic support, faculty mentorship, and student ment...
Chelsey Hoffmann,Stephanie McFarland Chelsey Hoffmann
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Introduction: The impact of unprofessional behavior in medical training has been well-documented, with studies linking it to increased professional misconduct later in clinical practice, including breaches of ethical stan...
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Introduction: Mentorship is vital for professional development in health care, but barriers limit its potential, such as time constraints, lack of training, and lack of mentors. The objective of this study was to identify...
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Introduction: This study describes the rationale, implementation, and outcomes of defining a program-specific end of curriculum (EOC) exam passing score to support fairness and transparency in student graduation and remed...
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Introduction: Delivery of physician assistant (PA) substance use disorder (SUD) curricula varies across educational programs. This study aims to examine the effectiveness of a standardized SUD curriculum and to explore PA...