Resources tagged with: Educator
The Leadership Case for Investing in Continuing Professional Development

This commentary, published in Academic Medicine, advises clinical leaders to utilize accredited continuing medical education as the professional development vehicle...

Opinion Piece/Short Communication
Lack of Association Between Resident Doctors’ Well-Being and Medical Knowledge

Published in Medical Education, this study evaluates the association of resident well-being with medical knowledge assessed by standardized test of general medical...

Peer-Reviewed Literature
Impact of Resident Well-Being and Empathy on Assessments of Faculty Physicians

Published in Journal of General Internal Medicine, this research studies the influence of residents' well-being and empathy on their assessment of faculty...

Peer-Reviewed Literature
How can Educators support General Practice (GP) Trainees to develop Resilience to prevent Burnout?

This longitudinal cohort study, published in Education for Primary Care, seeks to identify which specific general practice trainee groups are particularly at risk...

Peer-Reviewed Literature
Grit, Gravity & Grace: New Poems about Medicine and Healthcare

Published in the Journal of Medical Humanities, this article reviews Grit, Gravity, and Grace, a modest collection of 41 poems. Nash Woods gives a detailed account...

Personal Stories
Impact of resident well-being and empathy assessments on faculty physicians

Published in Journal of General Internal Medicine, this research studies the influence of residents' well-being and empathy on their assessment of faculty...

Peer-Reviewed Literature
Finding the sweet spot: Developing, implementing and evaluating a burn out and compassion fatigue intervention for third year medical trainees

The article highlights the development and evaluation of a burnout and compassion fatigue (CF) program for third year trainees at a Canadian Medical School. Results...

Peer-Reviewed Literature
Cultivating psychological well-being in Hong Kong’s future doctors

Published in Medical Teacher, this study examines psychological morbidity in Hong Kong medical students and identifies concerns, coping mechanisms and help they...

Peer-Reviewed Literature
Duty-Hour Limits and Patient Care and Resident Outcomes: Can High-Quality Studies Offer Insight into Complex Relationships?

Published in Annual Review of Medicine, this article highlights what studies have shown about duty hours during residency affect fatigue, alertness, mood, and...

Peer-Reviewed Literature
Medical Student Mistreatment

This article, published in JAMA Network, poses a hypothetical case scenario in which a medical student is mistreated by a senior faculty member. Five different...

Article