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Residents are also called trainee physicians who have finished medical school and taken postgraduate training and clinical roles at hospitals. On top of their highly intensive training and demanding tasks at the ICU, these trainee physicians also generally struggle with more uncertainties and stressors that arise from both work and personal lives [5].
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e60759
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Parent Perceptions of Trainees in Pediatric Care: Cross-Sectional Study
Clinical experiences involving diverse populations, resource levels, and medical complexity contribute to trainee skills, confidence, and career goals [3,12-14]. Given the importance of promoting progressively autonomous trainee clinical experiences across diverse backgrounds, it is important to understand how trainee involvement affects parent comfort and perceptions in pediatric care.
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e46631
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Increasing clinical demands and more recent needs for social distancing in the era of COVID-19 present barriers to attendance at long-form teaching sessions, suggesting that asynchronous teaching methods may be beneficial to trainee education [3]. Published interventions to present case-based teaching on the internet have used blogging platforms to disseminate clinical pearls [4,5].
JMIR Med Educ 2023;9:e45277
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In this pilot project, we trialed a simple, engaging, longitudinal, and single-item SMS text message–based survey system to evaluate physician-trainee mental health. We then evaluated the utility, usability, and burden of the SMS text message–based assessment system. Ultimately, the goal of these assessments was to monitor the stress levels faced at work by physicians at our institution.
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e45102
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We screened participants for inclusion with the following eligibility criteria: a health care provider, practitioner or community service provider, or trainee who had relevant experience in helping young people with disabilities to find employment (eg, occupational therapist, job coach or counselor, social worker, etc).
A total of 12 participants (11 self-identified as women and 1 man) took part in the study (see Table 1 for overview).
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e38540
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Education During Ward Rounds: Systematic Review
The search terms used included “ward rounds,” “rounds,” “teaching,” “education,” “learning,” “junior,” and “trainee.” Search limiters were added to narrow the search; the limiters included publications in scholarly (peer-reviewed) journals, English-language articles, human studies, and a date of publication ranging from 2015 to the date of the search.
Interact J Med Res 2022;11(2):e40580
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Clinician Perspectives on Telemedicine: Observational Cross-sectional Study
As telemedicine maintains its foothold in outpatient medicine throughout and likely beyond the pandemic, it is necessary to understand a broad range of clinician perspectives on its impact on patient care, workflows, and trainee education, particularly since clinicians are more satisfied with telemedicine when they have input and support in its development [3].
JMIR Hum Factors 2021;8(3):e29690
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Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Education of Plastic Surgery Trainees in the United States
Overall, the impact of the limitation in operative or surgical exposure for residents due to COVID-19 is dependent on the level of the trainee (greatest for senior and impending graduate residents and fellows) and the general length of the training program (greatest for those enrolled into shorter training programs, ie, 1-year fellowships) [1].
JMIR Med Educ 2020;6(2):e22045
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