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Full-Text Articles in Medicine and Health Sciences
Perspectives From A Family Medicine Residency Program On Future Intent For Providing Obstetrical Care, Schae Hanson
Perspectives From A Family Medicine Residency Program On Future Intent For Providing Obstetrical Care, Schae Hanson
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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Investigating The Efficacy And Safety Of A Dose-Dense Paclitaxel, Cyclophosphamide With Trastuzumab In Stage Ⅰ-Ⅱ Human Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor 2 (Her2) Positive Breast Cancer, Lina Elsayed
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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Mycoplasma Genitalium: An Under-Diagnosed Sexually Transmitted Infection, Melissa Davison
Mycoplasma Genitalium: An Under-Diagnosed Sexually Transmitted Infection, Melissa Davison
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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Is Generative Ai Being Used In The Creation Of Personal Statements In Emergency Medicine Residency Applicants?, Caleb Heder
Is Generative Ai Being Used In The Creation Of Personal Statements In Emergency Medicine Residency Applicants?, Caleb Heder
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangioscopy: New Horizons For Challenging Biliary Interventions, Jeremy Stone
Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangioscopy: New Horizons For Challenging Biliary Interventions, Jeremy Stone
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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A Distended Dilemma: The Quetiapine Quandary In Ogilvie’S Syndrome, Zachary Vinton
A Distended Dilemma: The Quetiapine Quandary In Ogilvie’S Syndrome, Zachary Vinton
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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Abdominal Fullness, Constipation, And Panniculitis In Acinar Cell Carcinoma Of The Pancreas, Sandra Frimpong
Abdominal Fullness, Constipation, And Panniculitis In Acinar Cell Carcinoma Of The Pancreas, Sandra Frimpong
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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Encephalitis As The Initial Manifestation Of Leptomeningeal Carcinomatosis In Gastric Cancer: A Diagnostic Challenge, Mary Kate Anderson
Encephalitis As The Initial Manifestation Of Leptomeningeal Carcinomatosis In Gastric Cancer: A Diagnostic Challenge, Mary Kate Anderson
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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Virtual Versus Dye Chromoendoscopy In Dysplasia Detection In Patients With Inflammatory Bowel Disease: A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis, Natapat Chaisidhivej
Virtual Versus Dye Chromoendoscopy In Dysplasia Detection In Patients With Inflammatory Bowel Disease: A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis, Natapat Chaisidhivej
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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Gastrointestinal Kaposi Sarcoma – An Underdiagnosed And More Common Entity Than We Think, Meagan Reif
Gastrointestinal Kaposi Sarcoma – An Underdiagnosed And More Common Entity Than We Think, Meagan Reif
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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Impact Of Associations With Travel Distance On Staging At Initial Presentation And Survival In Oral And Oropharyngeal Cancer, Steven Goicoechea
Impact Of Associations With Travel Distance On Staging At Initial Presentation And Survival In Oral And Oropharyngeal Cancer, Steven Goicoechea
Graduate Medical Education Research Journal
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The Effects Of A Triaging Educational Training Program On Triaging Knowledge, Self-Efficacy And Accuracy In Emergency Department Nurses In A Private Hospital In Saudi Arabia, Sawsan Falatah, Janice Hawkins, Craig Cunningham
The Effects Of A Triaging Educational Training Program On Triaging Knowledge, Self-Efficacy And Accuracy In Emergency Department Nurses In A Private Hospital In Saudi Arabia, Sawsan Falatah, Janice Hawkins, Craig Cunningham
Graduate Student Government Association Research Conference
Inaccurate triage decisions can lead to increased length of patient stays in the emergency department, increased rehospitalizations, and increased risk of mortality, all of which are quality of care indicators (Srinivas et al., 2021). The triaging decisions in the emergency department at our facility are conducted by relatively new and inexperienced nurses. Anecdotal evidence from the emergency department leadership suggests that inaccurate triaging decisions are being made. In addition, 60 percent of a limited sample of 30 charts that were recently reviewed contained inaccurate triaging decisions. The accuracy of these triaging decisions has not been systematically evaluated at our facility. …
Policy Analysis On Million Hearts 2027, Cardiovascular Health, Priyanka Gera
Policy Analysis On Million Hearts 2027, Cardiovascular Health, Priyanka Gera
Quill & Scope
No abstract provided.
The Hospital Chaplain, Zachary Berman
I’M A Doctor, Not A Dj, Kasi Garcia, Derick Goff
My First Spikes, Deepika Dilip
Hospital Poem, Meganne Vasey
Interlude, Meganne Vasey
Mirrored, Savannah Anderson
Am I Still A Scientist?, A.M. Wilson
Sun Shower, Patricia Curtin
The Last Pulse, A.M. Wilson
The Delicate Balance, Catherine Toal
Interprofessional Education Confidence In Health Professions Education Assessment: Are Learners Ready For Interprofessional Collaborative Practice?, Nicole E. Brown, Anthony J. Goreczny, Natalie Schirato, Jodi Schreiber, Sarah Jameson, Timothy Braun, Mary Dee Fisher
Interprofessional Education Confidence In Health Professions Education Assessment: Are Learners Ready For Interprofessional Collaborative Practice?, Nicole E. Brown, Anthony J. Goreczny, Natalie Schirato, Jodi Schreiber, Sarah Jameson, Timothy Braun, Mary Dee Fisher
Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice
Purpose: Interprofessional education (IPE) is critical to developing skills necessary for interprofessional collaborative practice (IPCP). Although much IPE research focuses on competence as an outcome, little research examines learner confidence in competence, which is likely to translate didactic knowledge into application of clinical skills. The current study aimed to assess student levels of confidence in skill competence related to the Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC) core competencies. Methods: Students from multiple health professions programs (nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, physician assistant, graduate psychology), graduate biology, and undergraduate programs participated in the study (N=188). The Interprofessional Education Evaluation of Confidence (IPEEC) …
Welcome Video Impact On Candidate Conversion To Matriculated Student: Dpt Program Case Study, Debra Beazley, Stephen Elam
Welcome Video Impact On Candidate Conversion To Matriculated Student: Dpt Program Case Study, Debra Beazley, Stephen Elam
Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice
Purpose: This study examines the influence of a relationship marketing-inspired welcome video on the matriculation decisions of Generation Z candidates accepted into a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program in central Virginia. The Generation Z cohort, characterized as digital natives sensitive towards authentic, personalized communication, represents a significant segment of the higher education market. Utilizing the Generational Cohort Theory, this research explores how tailored marketing efforts can effectively engage this group. Methods: The study involved 163 applicants, 107 offers, and 52 students who accepted a position in the 2027 cohort, with 53% of these students receiving the welcome video in …
Doctor Of Physical Therapy Programs Report Teaching Telehealth With Large Discrepancies: A United States Survey, Jason Ashby, Jean-Michel Brismée, Derrick F. Campbell
Doctor Of Physical Therapy Programs Report Teaching Telehealth With Large Discrepancies: A United States Survey, Jason Ashby, Jean-Michel Brismée, Derrick F. Campbell
Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to describe the extent to which telehealth is taught in entry level Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) programs in the United States, and to describe where it is taught in the curriculum. Method: A survey was sent during spring 2023 to 254 United States DPT program directors using email addresses from the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) list of accredited DPT programs, with questions regarding telehealth education within the didactic and clinical portions of the programs. Results: Twenty-nine responses (11.4%) were received. Two participants did not complete the survey and …
The Current Status Of Multi-Modality Imaging Of Pulmonary Emboli, Rodney C. Fisher, Kimberly L. Onstott
The Current Status Of Multi-Modality Imaging Of Pulmonary Emboli, Rodney C. Fisher, Kimberly L. Onstott
Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice
Background: Pulmonary emboli (PE) have a significant incident rate of 112.3 per 100,000 adults. When age-weighted, the population over 75 has an incident rate of 1 out of 100. 90% of deaths from acute cases occur within two hours of the onset of symptoms. In pregnancy-related deaths, 20% are attributed to PE, and pregnancy increases the risk of the development of PE by 400 – 600%. Significant risk factors for PE include COPD, obesity, recent trauma or surgery, a history of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), a history of hormonal therapy, smoking, and pregnancy. Purpose: This literature review discusses how PE …
Little Changes, Jessica Wolfe
Little Changes, Jessica Wolfe
HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine
This collage is made of hundreds of small pieces of paper cut from old magazines and junk mail. As I worked on it, I thought about how each tiny piece of paper alters the canvas in a nearly imperceptible way, but the shapes and colors could shift completely in the course of an hour. This concept of making small changes is something I think a lot about in my work as a psychiatric nurse as well. Even though it doesn’t always feel like it, we become wiser each day. By looking for these small opportunities to evolve, we can build …
Breath Of Life, Cynthia Borum, Colleen Dowd, Meg Underwood, Shauna Graham, Terri Schmidt, Linda Myers
Breath Of Life, Cynthia Borum, Colleen Dowd, Meg Underwood, Shauna Graham, Terri Schmidt, Linda Myers
HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine
We meet for friendship, laughter, and spending time together. Each person paints a 6 X 6 inch tile, some more competent than others. Each person comfortably shares their painting without judgment, and we are proud of what our bond produces. The output keeps us going with a refreshing breath of life. You see, we also work together every day in health care.
A Resident, Angelina Hong
A Resident, Angelina Hong
HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine
We are all passengers in this life, with unique trails and destinations but many common intersections along the way. I have always been fascinated by the multidimensional nature of the hospital—a place of hope, love, pain, mourning, reflection all at once, not only for patients, but also for friends, family, and employees. At times, journeys become so layered and intertwined that the lines between these different roles are blurred, seemingly dissolving the classical hierarchy we rely on to differentiate physicians, residents, nurses, patients etc. At the end of the day, we are all people persevering and growing the best we …