ライフサイエンスコーパス: residency program

1 an nutrition specialist in a family practice residency program.

2 phic factors when selecting an ophthalmology residency program.

3 d receipt of a warning or probation from the residency program.

4 emiologic service on the model of a clinical residency program.

5 rmed by 454 surgeons from 73 general surgery residency programs.

6 received from 53 of 114 (46%) US dermatology residency programs.

7 tology practices among PDs of US dermatology residency programs.

8 nts on July 1, 2011, in all ACGME accredited residency programs.

9 standards for supervision and duty hours for residency programs.

10 performed by 4124 obstetricians from 107 US residency programs.

11 responded, representing 248 of 249 surgical residency programs.

12 w required across all internal medicine (IM) residency programs.

13 ly being followed by American anesthesiology residency programs.

14 pleted by 277 of 367 residents (75.5%) in 11 residency programs.

15 ficulty of training individuals outside core residency programs.

16 s and faculty teaching in medical schools or residency programs.

17 mes achieved by graduates of general surgery residency programs.

18 more nutrition in third-year clerkships and residency programs.

19 on into the curricula of medical schools and residency programs.

20 geriatrics education into internal medicine residency programs, 2) barriers to implementation of the

21 ral compliance with 405 Regulations in their residency programs, a finding corroborated by reported w

22 cent graduates are an important indicator of residency programs' ability to graduate surgeons who are

23 It shifts residency program accreditation from external audit of e

24 PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Educators in anesthesia residency programs across the country are facing a numbe

25 atified random sampling from general surgery residency programs across the United States to represent

26 At 13 residency programs, an anonymous survey of 371 categoric

27 re Foundation and the Critical Care Medicine Residency Program and Critical Care Division Alternate F

28 A total of 118 general surgery residency programs and 154 hospitals were enrolled in th

29 er of children, geographic location, type of residency program, and 24 survey items (all Ps < 0.05).

30 completion was reported by the participating residency programs, and data on practice specialty were

31 rently required by numerous medical schools, residency programs, and other health professional progra

32 These data suggest that family practice residency programs are an effective mechanism for the pr

33 General surgery residency programs are facing multiple pressures, includ

34 Morbidity and mortality conferences in residency programs are intended to discuss adverse event

35 Importance: US internal medicine residency programs are now required to rate residents us

36 ficit of intensivists, it is unclear whether residency programs are training internists to provide ef

37 ment activities, or research projects in the residency programs, as a result of a Practice Gaps comme

38 The rankings of residency programs based on each of the 9 measures were

39 luate and financially reward general surgery residency programs based on performance, performance mus

40 utrition specialist within a family practice residency program can be effective in increasing nutriti

41 hoice examination and the performance of the residency program compared with that of its peers.

42 While psychiatric residency programs continue to increase the neuroscience

43 As surgical residency programs develop strategies for complying with

44 the same common adult conditions, IM and FP residency programs differ in their training emphases.

45 Residency program director and resident graduate surveys

46 For examinees with formal CCM training, residency program director ratings, and information rega

47 stions was sent via e-mail to US dermatology residency program directors (PDs) in February 2012.

48 An electronic survey was sent to residency program directors at the 254 general surgery p

49 a group of operations which general surgery residency program directors believed residents should be

50 study to determine what operative procedures residency program directors consider to be essential to

51 rom a 1-page descriptive survey completed by residency program directors from January 1, 1996, to Jun

52 We surveyed 195 pediatric residency program directors in the US using a combined W

53 A descriptive one-page survey of residency program directors, including two mailed follow

54 d that 20065 resident physicians completed a residency program during 1995.

55 nited States who applied to an ophthalmology residency program from 2003 to 2008 were included.

56 hysicians who graduated from family practice residency programs from 1969 through 1993, 8780 (23%) we

57 Medical Education-accredited family practice residency programs from 1969 through 1993.

58 pent in breast imaging training in radiology residency programs from 1992 through 1994, there was no

59 gan training in United States anesthesiology residency programs from July 1, 1975, to July 1, 2009, i

60 estimated 18,447 interns in US postgraduate residency programs from July 2002 through May 2003.

61 ers: engaging directors of internal medicine residency programs, funding centers to promote collabora

62 ation (ACGME) to emphasize competence in our residency program graduates.

63 icy decisions related to medical schools and residency programs have been based on such expectations.

64 ce of hospitals and physicians; in contrast, residency programs have been compared based on nonclinic

65 15 of the approximately 37 253 interns in US residency programs in all specialties during this time;

66 training in substance abuse in primary care residency programs in internal medicine and family medic

67 ped and incorporated into the clerkships and residency programs in internal medicine and family medic

68 ACGME) mandated new work hours rules for all residency programs in July 2003.

69 Some residency programs in psychiatry are attempting to limit

70 ross-sectional study of US internal medicine residency programs in the 2013-2014 academic year, inclu

71 Women treated by obstetricians trained in residency programs in the bottom quintile for risk-stand

72 eriority trial involving 117 general surgery residency programs in the United States (2014-2015 acade

73 , included 142 dermatology residents from 44 residency programs in the United States and Canada.

74 1 July 2003, that limited work hours for all residency programs in the United States.

75 eral surgery interns from 10 general surgery residency programs in the western United States were inc

76 Nearly all internal medicine residency programs in this sample had problem residents,

77 ons, especially in rural areas, graduates of residency programs increasingly enter urban or metropoli

78 A strong component of periodontal residency programs is extracting teeth and preserving or

79 ng simulation and assessment tools will help residency programs meet ACGME mandates.

80 ducation (ACGME)-approved US general surgery residency programs (n = 118), their affiliated hospitals

81 ust 25, 2014, to 371 surgery residents in 15 residency programs nationwide.

82 sicians at 31 diverse U.S. internal medicine residency programs nationwide.

83 each of the NICU infants, the experience and residency program of the houseofficer on-call, and the i

84 de, only a little over half of ophthalmology residency programs offer residents the opportunity to ga

85 The magnitude of the effect of the residency program on the outcomes achieved by the gradua

86 einforce the emphasis of traditional medical residency programs on inpatient care; may become an alte

87 stics and destination of residents who leave residency programs) outcomes in peer-reviewed journals.

88 sidents in a single academic general surgery residency program over a 10-year period.

89 ute, and affiliated with a medical school or residency program (P < .001).

90 rograms and 37 (52%) from emergency medicine residency programs, participated in our second-year pedi

91 Residency programs should be designed around educational

92 Residency programs should emphasize evidence-based learn

93 Residency programs should include more effective biostat

94 red annually to all trainees in U.S. medical residency programs since 1988.

95 oscopic training is integrated into urologic residency programs, standardizing the variables within L

96 patients operated on by surgeons trained in residency programs that were ranked in the bottom tertil

97 Patients operated on by surgeons trained in residency programs that were ranked in the top tertile w

98 The efficiency of residency programs, their consistency with national heal

99 idents within a large single general surgery residency program to rate their understanding, working k

100 gorithms make it sensible for applicants and residency programs to arrange their ROLs based solely on

101 electronic survey was sent to all radiology residency programs to assess (a) the time assigned to US

102 may make patients uncomfortable has led many residency programs to move presentations to the conferen

103 ncil for Graduate Medical Education requires residency programs to restrict to 80 hrs/wk, averaged ov

104 entation of nutrition in medical schools and residency programs to share ideas and materials.

105 (GIM) career plans between internal medicine residency program types and across resident demographics

106 y on the number of primary care residents in residency programs under sponsorship of each.

107 Obstetricians' residency program was associated with substantial variat

108 spending patterns in the HRR in which their residency program was located were associated with expen

109 n nutrition education in medical schools and residency programs was conducted.

110 rs and faculty from North American radiology residency programs were surveyed about how physics is be

111 These results have implications for medical residency programs, which routinely schedule physicians

112 that would reduce the number of graduates of residency programs while preserving, or even enhancing,

113 ncreasing oversight of trainees for faculty, residency programs will need to meet the increasing dema

114 cluster-randomized trial of general surgery residency programs with 2 study arms.

115 yzed (1) operative cases for general surgery residency programs with and without coexisting Fellowshi

116 IM residency programs with IM-ITE data for at least 10 resi

117 The majority of applicants match at a residency program within the same geographic region as o