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Lunney Carol A - - 2012
Physicians and parents report a need for pediatricians to have additional training in delivering a diagnosis of Down syndrome (DS). This study tested a web-based tutorial to assess its effectiveness in improving physicians' perceived comfort with both ambiguous and more medically factual situations as they deliver diagnoses of DS. Based ...
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Phillips Julie - - 2012
Student perceptions of day-to-day physician work life, and relationships between these perceptions and specialty choices, have not been quantitatively explored. The study's purposes were to measure student perceptions of primary care and specialist physician work life, including administrative burden, time pressures, autonomy, and relationships with patients, to determine whether senior ...
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Vadnais Mary A - - 2011
OBJECTIVE: The objectives were to determine (1) if simulation training results in short-term and long-term improvement in the management of uncommon but critical obstetrical events and (2) to determine if there was additional benefit from annual exposure to the workshop. METHODS: Physicians completed a pretest to measure knowledge and confidence ...
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Chang Aileen Y - - 2011
Abstract With the growth of mobile health in recent years, learning through the use of mobile devices (mobile learning [mLearning]) has gained recognition as a potential method for increasing healthcare providers' access to medical information and resources in resource-limited settings. In partnership with the University of Botswana School of Medicine ...
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Chien Alyna T - - 2011
BACKGROUND: Physician organizations (POs)-independent practice associations and medical groups-located in lower socioeconomic status (SES) areas may score poorly in pay-for-performance (P4P) programs. OBJECTIVE: To examine the association between PO location and P4P performance. DESIGN: Cross-sectional study; Integrated Healthcare Association's (IHA's) P4P Program, the largest non-governmental, multi-payer program for POs in ...
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Arinsburg S A - - 2011
Objective: To evaluate the baseline knowledge of attending clinicians, residents and medical students in transfusion medicine (TM) at our institution in order to develop specialty-specific lectures. Background: Physicians often receive minimal training in TM. Transfusion practices vary widely among individual physicians and across institutions. This variation leads to increased and ...
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Tsai Jack - - 2011
The current study examined the community characteristics and migration of chronically homeless adults before and after entry into a multi-site supported housing initiative. A total of 394 participants were geocoded at baseline and 12-month follow up. Data from geographic information systems indicate that the median distance participants traveled from their ...
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Del Río Asunción Álvarez - - 2011
Euthanasia has become the subject of ethical and political debate in many countries including Mexico. Since many physicians are deeply concerned about euthanasia, due to their crucial participation in its decision and implementation, it is important to know the psychological meaning that the term 'euthanasia' has for them, as well ...
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Anumula N - - 2011
SUMMARY:A brief review of the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) is presented highlighting the program's legislative history, eligibility requirements and incentive payment plan. Specifically, PQRS measures applicable to neuroradiology practice are discussed. Several steps are suggested for individual physicians or group practices to start participation in the program. Resources are ...
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Van Winkle Lon J - - 2011
Objectives. To assess the validity and reliability of an instrument to measure pharmacy students' attitudes toward physician-pharmacist collaboration, and compare those attitudes to the attitudes of medical students.Methods. One hundred sixty-six first-year pharmacy students and 77 first-year medical students at Midwestern University completed the Scale of Attitudes Toward Physician-Pharmacist Collaboration.Results. ...
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Telles Shirley - - 2011
Abstract Objectives: The aim of the present study was to compare the attitude toward complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) of primary care physicians trained in conventional medicine with CAM physicians whose training was for a comparable duration. The CAM physicians included practitioners of Ayurveda, homeopathy, and naturopathy. Participants: Two hundred ...
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Negi Smita I - - 2012
Non-high density lipoprotein cholesterol (non-HDL-C) goal attainment per Adult Treatment Panel III (ATP III) guidelines remains low. To understand gaps in knowledge and practices of physicians-in-training (internal medicine, family medicine, cardiology, endocrinology) towards non-HDL-C. A survey based on a conceptual model to assess the trainee's knowledge, attitudes, and practice regarding ...
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Moreno-Fernández Jesús - - 2011
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: The current training program for resident physicians in endocrinology and nutrition (EN) organizes their medical learning. Program evaluation by physicians was assessed using a survey. MATERIAL AND METHOD: The survey asked about demographic variables, EN training methods, working time and center, and opinion on training program contents. ...
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Harris John M JM - - 2011
BACKGROUND: Efforts to enhance physician substance abuse (SA) management skills lack tools to assess skills and training effectiveness. We sought to develop an easily administered survey to assess SA fact-based skills and clinical decision-making. METHODS: We prepared 60 fact-based items dealing with SA knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors (KAB) and 53 ...
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Crosson Francis J - - 2011
Many observers have been concerned about a mismatch between the knowledge, skills, and professional values of newly trained physicians and the requirements of current and future medical practice. We surveyed and interviewed Kaiser Permanente's clinical department chiefs for internal medicine, pediatrics, general surgery, and obstetrics/gynecology to ascertain their views of ...
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Ritsema Tamara S - - 2011
Of 165 PAs and PA students in the United Kingdom in December 2010, 127 (77%) responded to a census survey. PAs work in 19 medical and surgical specialties; experienced PAs are more likely to practice in primary care. Prior to PA training, respondents worked in a wide variety of health ...
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Reinders Marcel E - - 2011
PURPOSE: The effect of patient feedback interventions as a method of improving physicians' consultation (i.e., communication, interpersonal) skills is equivocal; research is scarce, and methods and rigor vary. The authors conducted this systematic review to analyze the educational effect of feedback from real patients on physicians' consultation skills at the ...
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Oswald Anna E - - 2011
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: Despite the high burden of musculoskeletal (MSK) diseases, few generalists are comfortable teaching MSK physical examination (PE) skills. Patient Partners in Arthritis (PPIA) is a standardized patient educator program that could potentially supplement current MSK PE teaching. This study aims to determine if differences exist in MSK PE ...
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Dewas Sylvain - - 2011
ABSTRACT: INTRODUCTION: As part of French residents' radiotherapy training, delineation workstations were available at a national teaching course. We report a prospective comparative study of a non small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) case delineated by 120 residents before and after a radioanatomy/radiotherapy lecture. MATERIAL AND METHODS: The case of a ...
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This final rule modifies the electronic prescribing (eRx) quality measure used for certain reporting periods in calendar year (CY) 2011; provides additional significant hardship exemption categories for eligible professionals and group practices to request an exemption during 2011 for the 2012 eRx payment adjustment due to a significant hardship; and ...
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Sorokin Rachel - - 2011
: Physician trainees will embody medicine's future culture. We assess whether trainees' patient safety attitudes have evolved over time. : We anonymously surveyed more than 800 house staff and fourth-year medical students (MS 4) in 2008, at 1 academic institution, with a 19-item questionnaire and compared their responses to the ...
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Dejoy Susan - - 2011
There are three major examples of collaborative programs between certified nurse-midwives (CNMs) and obstetrician-gynecologists at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, Massachusetts, within the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. One program is a midwifery practice that serves a diverse population in a hospital-based office, four neighborhood health centers, and a correctional ...
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Hudelson Patricia - - 2011
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: Physicians working with multicultural populations need to know how to elicit the patient's understanding of the illness; determine the patient's sociocultural context and identify any issues that might affect care; communicate effectively across patient-provider social and cultural differences; and collaborate effectively with an interpreter. Skills self-assessment can contribute ...
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Hiraoka Mark - - 2011
The objective of this study is to identify university faculty, community physician, and resident perceptions of how a schedule that employs overnight call in addition to a traditional weekday schedule affects medical student education, well being, and patient care during the third year obstetrics and gynecology clerkship. In July 2007, ...
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Bahaziq Wadeeah - - 2011
PURPOSE: In this review, we examine the association between physician professional behaviour and indicators measuring patient outcomes and satisfaction with care as well the potential for complaints, discipline, and litigation against physicians. We also review issues related to the structured teaching of professionalism to anesthesia residents, including resident evaluation. SOURCE: ...
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Caton Cathryn - - 2011
Falls are a major problem in older adults, and physicians receive inadequate training in falls evaluation. A multicomponent program (lecture, academic detailing, and case studies) was implemented to enhance medical residents' knowledge, skills, decisions, and interventions made about falls as part of a larger project to improve assessment and care ...
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Commentary: The Building the Next Generation of Academic Physicians Initiative: Engaging Medical ...
Sánchez John Paul - - 2011
Data from the 2010 U.S. Census are a reminder of the diverse patient population in the United States and the growing health care needs of Americans. Academic health centers are tasked with reforming the system to expand its capacity for care and with cultivating innovation to generate the teaching, training, ...
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Breuer Shari - - 2011
Accurate clinical documentation is necessary for healthcare organizations to achieve quality improvement and accurate payment. Physician buy-in is essential to a successful clinical documentation improvement program. The program should not focus on revenue enhancement or a particular tool, but should encourage critical thinking by physicians.
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Burwash Ian G - - 2011
Guidelines for the provision of echocardiography in Canada were jointly developed and published by the Canadian Cardiovascular Society and the Canadian Society of Echocardiography in 2005. Since their publication, recognition of the importance of echocardiography to patient care has increased, along with the use of focused, point-of-care echocardiography by physicians ...
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Weiss Karl - - 2011
Background. Antibiotic overuse and resistance have become a major threat in the last 2 decades. Many programs tried to optimize antibiotic consumption in the inpatient setting, but the outpatient environment that represents the bulk of antibiotic use has been challenging. Following a significant rise of Clostridium difficile infections, all the health ...
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Minihan Paula M - - 2011
The problems adults with disabilities face obtaining quality primary care services are persistent and undermine national efforts to improve the health status of this group. Efforts to address this issue by providing disability-related training to physicians are hampered by limited information about what generalist physicians need to know to care ...
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Leone Andres F - - 2011
BACKGROUND: Technological advances have allowed ultrasound machines to become portable, pocket-size aids to diagnosis and clinical examination. As technology becomes more available, physicians are challenged to educate themselves and new generations of health providers in the usage of bedside portable ultrasonography. OBJECTIVES/DESIGN: The aim of this study was to survey ...
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Abstract To determine if a dedicated teaching attending for medical student education improves medical student, attending physician, and resident perceptions and satisfaction. Two dedicated teaching attending physician shifts were added to the clinical schedule each week. A before-after trial compared medical student evaluations from 2000 to 2004 (preteaching attending physician) ...
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Donaldson Ross I - - 2011
Years of violence have resulted in a lack of trained health care providers in Iraq. To address this need, International Medical Corps has implemented a national emergency care program for the country. As part of this program, we implemented via tele-education the country's first civilian course in Pediatric Advanced Life ...
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Chamberlain Marydee C - - 2011
OBJECTIVES:: This study aimed to determine the utilization of emergency ultrasound (EUS) in pediatric emergency departments (EDs) and in pediatric emergency medicine (PEM) fellowship training programs and to assess if PEM fellowship programs provided formal training in EUS. METHODS:: A Web-based survey was administered to pediatric emergency medical directors, fellowship ...
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Leal-Leal Carlos A - - 2011
BACKGROUND: Early detection and timely referral are keys to improve survival in patients with retinoblastoma (Rb). In México, one of the main obstacles for an early diagnosis is the lack of knowledge of the disease. The objective of this study was to evaluate Rb comprehension in students in their last ...
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Cettomai Deanna - - 2011
BACKGROUND: Recent efforts to improve neurological care in resource-limited settings have focused on providing training to non-physician healthcare workers. METHODS: A one-day neuro-HIV training module emphasizing HIV-associated dementia (HAD) and peripheral neuropathy was provided to 71 health care workers in western Kenya. Pre- and post-tests were administered to 55 participants. ...
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Van Rijssen H Jolanda - - 2011
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: Physicians require specific communication skills, because the face-to-face contact with their patients is an important source of information. Although physicians who perform work disability assessments attend some communication-related training courses during their professional education, no specialised and evidence-based communication skills training course is available for them. Therefore, the ...
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Brocato Lori - - 2011
2011 will bring a rise in audit threats facing healthcare organizations. Zone program integrity contractor audits, which can look back 10 years, are potentially most onerous. Providers should take a proactive approach that works in all audit situations. Implementing a clinical documentation improvement program and focusing on physician education are ...
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Mucklow John - - 2011
Following successful pilots in 2006, knowledge-based assessments for those engaged in specialty training have been developed and implemented in 11 medical specialties, by the Federation of Royal Colleges of Physicians in partnership with the specialist societies. Over 400 physicians have been involved in a project that has required recruitment and ...
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Gon Shigeyoshi - - 2011
A 19-year-old woman suffered fulminant myocarditis owing to a mycoplasma infection and was inserted with an intra-aortic balloon pump and a percutaneous cardiopulmonary support. Antibiotics and gamma globulin were administered, however, the patient's cardiac function did not recover, and the TOYOBO ventricular assist device (VAD) was implanted. She had rehabilitation ...
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Ahern Stéphane P - - 2011
In order to improve the understanding of educational needs among residents caring for the critically ill, narrative accounts of 19 senior physician trainees participating in level of care decision-making were analyzed. In this multicentre qualitative study involving 9 university centers in Canada, in-depth interviews were conducted in either English or ...
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Gleichgerrcht Ezequiel - - 2011
Diagnosis of behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia (bvFTD) can be especially challenging during the early stages for several reasons, including the fact that (a) behavioral disturbances in bvFTD can mimic the symptomatic profile of psychiatric disorders; (b) neuropsychological performance may be relatively spared; and (c) changes in structural neuroimaging may go ...
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Wright Thelma B - - 2011
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES:: No consensus guidelines exist on surgical privilege credentialing for nonsurgeons. We queried a group of academic interventional pain physicians about their experiences acquiring such credentials after training, how this process reflected their training, and their current attitudes toward both processes. METHODS:: We designed an interactive, computer-based questionnaire ...
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Allen Sharon S - - 2011
Purpose: Physical exam skills are essential to core competencies for physicians in training. It is increasingly difficult to secure time and funding for physician faculty to teach these critical skills. This study was designed to determine whether Patient Educators (PE) (non-physician instructors) in an introductory clinical medicine (ICM) course (1) ...
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Burns Harriett - - 2011
Physicians who complete combined residency training in internal medicine and pediatrics (med-peds) have a variety of career options after training. Little is known about career transitions among this group or among other broadly trained physicians. To better understand these career transitions, we conducted semistructured, in-depth, telephone interviews of graduates of ...
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Pediatric residents experience a significant decline in their response capabilities to simulated ...
Roy Kevin M - - 2011
: To determine the frequency of cardiopulmonary resuscitation education using high-fidelity patient simulators during pediatric residency training. : Randomized controlled trial. : Suburban tertiary care children's hospital residency training program. : Twenty-four second year pediatric residents. : Twenty-four second year pediatric residents were randomized into two study groups, 12 residents ...
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Fresh Kristy - - 2011
A shortage of general surgeons is creating issues for the coverage of many emergency departments. This article outlines a new way of thinking about how to diagnosis and treat this problem. Learn the basics behind the possible creation of a surgical hospitalist program from assessing the need; reviewing physician issues; ...
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Duffy Thomas - - 2011
Since the 1970s, the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) has provided a means for osteopathic physicians to apply for approval of their postdoctoral training in programs accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). Osteopathic physicians who trained in ACGME programs need this approval to meet AOA licensure and ...
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Lamberti J Steven - - 2011
Forensic assertive community treatment (FACT) is an adaptation of the assertive community treatment model designed to prevent criminal recidivism through criminal justice collaborations. A national survey was conducted to examine FACT collaborations with probation departments. Members of the National Association of County Behavioral Health and Developmental Disability Directors were surveyed ...
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