Increased attending supervision may not reduce medical errors and may decrease educational outcomes
1. In this randomized controlled trial, increasing direct attending physician supervision did not reduce the rate of medical errors. 2. ...
1. In this randomized controlled trial, increasing direct attending physician supervision did not reduce the rate of medical errors. 2. ...
1. Milestone-based rating correlates with resident annual evaluation summary ratings but with a greater difference across training years that may ...
1. Daily studying and textbook use were associated with higher ABSITE scores. 2. United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) 2 and ...
1. Only 23% of pediatric and medicine-pediatric residents studied achieved competency in neonatal intubation during their residency years. 2. Using ...
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