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Let’S Go! 2022-2023 Educational Programs: Developing A Standardized Obesity Medicine Curriculum Through A Realist Evaluation, Isaac Stickney, Peter Amann, Victoria Rogers, Austin Steward, Kayla Bronzo, Alec Luro, Robert Bing-You
Let’S Go! 2022-2023 Educational Programs: Developing A Standardized Obesity Medicine Curriculum Through A Realist Evaluation, Isaac Stickney, Peter Amann, Victoria Rogers, Austin Steward, Kayla Bronzo, Alec Luro, Robert Bing-You
Journal of Maine Medical Center
Problem: Obesity is linked to more than 200 chronic conditions, lower quality of life, and worse outcomes for patients. Let’s Go! is a community engagement initiative that works with communities to create environments that support healthy behaviors that impact obesity. Let’s Go! provides educational programming for all medical learners and providers throughout Maine and Carroll County, New Hampshire. The goal of Let’s Go! is to address the health outcomes of obesity and the stigma associated with it, including its impact on patients’ mental health and clinicians’ unconscious biases.
Approach: We used a realist evaluation, a framework in which the social …
Victor A. Mckusick, Md And The Osler Medical Service – Firm System Threads Between Baltimore And Maine: The 15th Annual Mckusick Lecture, Scot C. Remick
Victor A. Mckusick, Md And The Osler Medical Service – Firm System Threads Between Baltimore And Maine: The 15th Annual Mckusick Lecture, Scot C. Remick
Journal of Maine Medical Center
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How Do You Measure The Success Of A New Journal Launch?, Robert Bing-You, Devin Carr, Carolyne Falank, Vicki Hayes, Dina Mckelvy, Charlotte Bailey
How Do You Measure The Success Of A New Journal Launch?, Robert Bing-You, Devin Carr, Carolyne Falank, Vicki Hayes, Dina Mckelvy, Charlotte Bailey
Journal of Maine Medical Center
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Virtual Coaching And Deliberate Practice To Enhance Medical Students' Clinical Reasoning During Oral Case Presentations, Nicole Akar-Ghibril Md, Cristina Carter Md, Gabrina Dixon Md, Med, Ellen Goldman Med, Mba, Mary C. Ottolini Md, Mph, Med
Virtual Coaching And Deliberate Practice To Enhance Medical Students' Clinical Reasoning During Oral Case Presentations, Nicole Akar-Ghibril Md, Cristina Carter Md, Gabrina Dixon Md, Med, Ellen Goldman Med, Mba, Mary C. Ottolini Md, Mph, Med
Journal of Maine Medical Center
ABSTRACT:
Introduction
Oral case presentations (OP) provide an opportunity for medical students to practice clinical reasoning and communication skills, and for faculty to provide assessment. Specific teaching strategies are needed to improve students’ OP skills.
Objective
To compare the effectiveness of Virtual Coaching (VC) to Small Group (SG) discussion or Traditional Feedback (TF/control) in improving clinical reasoning during OP, using a validated PBEAR (Problem Representation, Background Evidence, Analysis, Recommendation) tool.
Design/Methods
Students from two medical schools were randomly assigned to three groups during their inpatient pediatric clerkship. All completed an eLearning module about using illness scripts to promote clinical reasoning …
Changing The Surgical Residency: A Mixed-Methods Study Of Residents’ And Faculty Experiences One Year After Implementation, Sarah B. Cairo, Wendy Craig, Caitlin Gutheil, Paul K. J. Han, Kristiina Hyrkas, Lynda Macken, Jim Whiting
Changing The Surgical Residency: A Mixed-Methods Study Of Residents’ And Faculty Experiences One Year After Implementation, Sarah B. Cairo, Wendy Craig, Caitlin Gutheil, Paul K. J. Han, Kristiina Hyrkas, Lynda Macken, Jim Whiting
Journal of Maine Medical Center
Objective: To evaluate a reformed surgical residency curriculum aimed at addressing emerging practice models, enhancing residents’ educational experience, and improving the quality/continuity of patient care by reducing the service size and enhancing attending-resident interactions.
Methods: A mixed-methods study of the surgical training program following curriculum reform including: 1) focus group and individual qualitative interviews with residents, attendings, nurses, and advanced practice providers to explore stakeholder perspectives on curriculum reform, 2) time study of surgical resident activities, and 3) quantitative assessment of surgical case logs.
Results: Qualitative interviews demonstrated disparate knowledge and attitudes regarding the goals of the curriculum with emergence …