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Dimitrios Papanagnou,Anne M Messman,Jeremy Branzetti et al. Dimitrios Papanagnou et al.
Objectives: Despite increasing prevalence in emergency medicine (EM), the vice chair of education (VCE) role remains ambiguous with regard to associated responsibilities and expectations. This study aimed to identify trai...
Dawn Jung Dawn Jung
There is increased interest in workplace harassment as reports of improper workplace conduct have surfaced among multiple industries and governments. Accounts of sexual misconduct in academic medical centers also highlight the need for furt...
Jessica Bod,Alina Tsyrulnik,Ryan Coughlin et al. Jessica Bod et al.
Background: As the role of the resident-as-teacher grows, some residents are inspired to develop themselves early as leaders in education while in training. We describe the successful implementation of a resident liaison ...
Kayla Myers,Elisabeth Giblin,Michele Zell-Kanter Kayla Myers
Objective: The objective was to determine emergency medicine residents' ability to perform pharmaceutical calculations. Methods: A six-...
Kira Gossack-Keenan,Kerstin De Wit,Emily Gardiner et al. Kira Gossack-Keenan et al.
Background: Clinical teaching faculty rely on schemas for diagnosis. When they attempt to teach medical students, there may be a gap in the interpretation because the students do not have the same schemas. The aim of this...
Jessica L Perniciaro,Anita R Schmidt,Phung K Pham et al. Jessica L Perniciaro et al.
Background: Academic emergency medicine is a constant balance between efficiency and education. We developed a new model called swarming, where the bedside nurse, resident, and attending/fellow simultaneously evaluate the...
Gregory J Tudor,Gregory S Podolej,Ann Willemsen-Dunlap et al. Gregory J Tudor et al.
Introduction: Traditional simulation debriefing is both time- and resource-intensive. Shifting the degree of primary learning responsibility from the faculty to the learner through self-guided learning has received greate...
Matthew L Wong,Gregory Peters,Joshua W Joseph et al. Matthew L Wong et al.
Background: Stress is a common experience in the emergency department (ED) and is a balance of personal capabilities versus demands. Residency training is meant to improve individuals' capabilities and therefore may atten...