An attending physician typically supervises fellows, residents, and medical students and may also be a professor at an affiliated medical school. Attending physicians have final responsibility for all patient care—even if a subordinate provides the care. (They may or may not have legal liability, ...
An attending physician typically supervises fellows, residents, and medical students and may also be a professor at an affiliated medical school. Attending physicians have final responsibility for all patient care—even if a subordinate provides the care. (They may or may not have legal liability, ...
An attending physician typically supervises fellows, residents, and medical students and may also be a professor at an affiliated medical school. Attending physicians have final responsibility for all patient care—even if a subordinate provides the care. (They may or may not have legal liability, ...
Learners who did not have role models or prioritized their career over having a family struggled to identify how they could balance their goals of parenthood with their career and felt uncomfortable asking other learners or attending physicians in their program as this seemed too personal. ...
Responses were compared between residency programs with and without fellowships. Responses were received from 40% of programs. Residents at programs without a fellowship more frequently operated with attendings than did residents at programs with fellows, 91% vs 77%, P= 0.016, and more frequently ...
Use of EVAR for rupture is being used more often at fellowship programs. The decline in open repairs performed by vascular fellows, and at fellowship and non-fellowship hospitals, may have important implications for future attending experience. 展开 ...
When is intraoperative autonomy appropriate vs. inappropriate? a. What makes that autonomy provision appropriate vs. inappropriate? b. What could an attending do to recognize and/or mitigate inappropriate autonomy provision? 3. How can an attending optimize intraoperative autonomy for residents? a....
The success of diversity recruitment efforts depending on the work of minority faculty was also thought to be tenuous considering the limited number of minority faculty, whom residents perceived as having high turnover: “When we had our black attending, he was very involved in recruiting ...
they used the money they had earned to move back into the village where the author and his sister began attending school. They walked the three kilometres to school, and had to help after school looking after their three cows, while their parents worked in a small business, arriving home at...
they used the money they had earned to move back into the village where the author and his sister began attending school. They walked the three kilometres to school, and had to help after school looking after their three cows, while their parents worked in a small business, arriving home at...