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2015 JGIM Medical Education Theme Issue Now Available Online

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2015 JGIM Medical Education Theme Issue

 

We are pleased to announce the on-line publication of the 2015 JGIM Medical Education Theme Issue.Articles in this issue cover a broad range of topics in medical education clustered along five themes: Collaboration within Health Systems, Careers in Primary Care, Critical Thinking, Assessing Competency and the Learning Environment.We hope that this collection of medical education themed articles will stimulate conversations within the community of GIM educators as we continue to work to improve the educational value of our training programs and willpave the way for the next generation of medical education research.


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September 2015
FROM THE EDITORS' DESK
Scholarship in Medical Education: Examining our Purposes and Progress
D.M. Elnicki and K.K. Papp


EDITORIAL
Enhancing the Medical School Learning Environment: A Complex Challenge
R. Karani

Reflective Practice and Stress: Helpful, Harmful or Uninfluential in Critical Thinking
D.M. Windish

Time for System Redesign
E. Aagaaard and A. Teherani

Defining and Assessing the 21st Century Physician in Training
R.B. Levine and D. Cayea

Training for Careers in Primary Care: Time for Attention to Culture
D.M. Durpras and C.P. West


ORIGINAL RESEARCH
Overnight Hospital Experiences for Medical Students: Results of the 2014 Clerkship Directors in Internal Medicine National Survey
E.N. Goren, D.S. Leizman, J. La Rochelle, and J.R. Kogan

The Adverse Effect of Weight Stigma on the Well-Being of Medical Students with Overweight or Obesity: Findings from a National Survey
S.M. Phelan, D.J. Burgess, R. Puhl, L.N. Dyrbye, J.F. Dovidio, M. Yeazel, J.L. Ridgeway, D. Nelson, S. Perry, J.M. Przedworski, S.E. Burke, R.R. Hardeman and M. van Ryn

Effect of Extrinsic and Intrinsic Stressors on Clinical Skills Performance in Third-Year Medical Students
P. Pottier, J. Hardouin, T. Dejoie, J. Castillo, A. Le Loupp, B. Planchon, A. Bonnaud, and V. LeBlanc

Reflecting on Diagnostic Errors: Taking a Second Look is Not Enough
S.D. Monteiro, J. Sherbino, A. Patel, I. Mazzetti, G.R. Norman, and E. Howey

Patient Perceptions of Whom is Most Involved in Their Care with Successive Duty Hour Limits
V.M. Arora, M.T. Prochaska, J.M. Farnan, and D.O. Meltzer

Internal Medicine Residents' Perceptions of Team-Based Care and its Educational Value in the Continuity Clinic: A Qualitative Study
T.N. Soones, B.C. O'Brien, and K.A. Julian

Effect of Attending Practice Style on Generic Medication Prescribing by Residents in the Clinic Setting: An Observational Study
K.L. Ryskina, C.J. Dine, E.J. Kim, T.F. Bishop, and A.J. Epstein

Role-Modeling Cost-Conscious Care - A National Evaluation of Perceptions of Faculty at Teaching Hospitals in the United States
Mitesh S. Patel MD, MBA, MS, D.A. Reed, C. Smith and V.M. Arora

Interprofessional Communication Patterns During Patient Discharges: A Social Network Analysis
V.A. Pinelli, K.K. Papp, and J.D. Gonzalo

US Medical Student Performance on the NBME Subject Examination in Internal Medicine: Do Clerkship Sequence and Clerkship Length Matter?
W. Ouyang, M.M. Cuddy, and D.B. Swanson

Regular Formal Evaluation Sessions are Effective as Frame-of-Reference Training for Faculty Evaluators of Clerkship Medical Students
P.A. Hemmer, G.A. Dadekian, C. Terndrup, L.N. Pangaro, A.B. Weisbrod, M.D. Corriere, R. Rodriguez, P. Short, and W.F. Kelly

The ABCs of DKA: Development and Validation of a Computer-Based Simulator and Scoring System
C.H.Y. Yu, S. Straus, and R. Brydges

Is Training in a Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency Associated with a Career in Primary Care Medicine?
M. Stanley, B. O'Brien, K. Julian, S. Jain, P. Cornett, H. Hollander, R.B. Baron, and R.J. Kohlwes


INNOVATION AND IMPROVEMENT
Time to Loosen the Apron Strings: Cohort-based Evaluation of a Learner-driven Remediation Model at One Medical School
S.B. Bierer, E.F. Dannefer, and J.E. Tetzlaff

Using a Curricular Vision to Define Entrustable Professional Activities for Medical Student Assessment
K.E. Hauer, C. Boscardin, T.B. Fulton, C. Lucey, S. Oza, and A. Teherani



REVIEW

Impact of Interventions to Increase the Proportion of Medical Students Choosing a Primary Care Career: A Systematic Review
E. Pfarrwaller, J. Sommer, C. Chung, H. Maisonneuve, M. Nendaz, N. Junod Perron, and D.M. Haller


PERSPECTIVE

Cultivating Medical Education Research Mentorship as a Pathway Towards High Quality Medical Education Research
R.D. Blanchard, P.F. Visintainer, and J. La Rochelle

Health Literacy: An Educationally Sensitive Patient Outcome
H.S. Yin, M. Jay, L. Maness, S. Zabar, and A. Kalet

The Internal Medicine Subinternship-Now More Important than Ever
T. R. Vu, S. V. Angus, P. B. Aronowitz, H. E. Harrell, M. A. Levine, A. Carbo, S. Whelton, A. Ferris, J.S. Appelbaum, D.B. McNeill, N.J. Ismail, D.M. Elnicki, and CDIM-APDIM Committee on Transitions to Internship (CACTI) Group

The Selling of Primary Care 2015
W.N. Kernan, D.M. Elnicki, and K.E. Hauer


HEALING ARTS

In School, We Play with Dead Bodies
M. Shah

 

 

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