Clinical education
A Qualitative Assessment of 1st-Year Internal Medicine Residents' Perceptions of Evidence-Based Clinical Decision-Making, (Montori & Others) 2002, 14:114–118
A Session of Multiple Choice Questions in the Orientation Process to the Adolescent Medicine Rotation (Harel & Others) 2004, 16:365-367
A Simulated Couple Aging Across the Four Years of Medical School (Rull and Others) 2006, 18:261-266Ambulatory Morning Report: An Underutilized Educational Modality, (Demopoulos & Others) 2001, 13:49–52
An Intentional Modeling Process To Teach Professional Behavior (Jones & Others) 2004, 16:264-269
Barriers To Obesity Training For Pediatric Residents: A Qualitative Exploration Of Residency Director Perspectives (Goff and Others) 2006, 18:340-355Book Review of Collaborative Clinical Education: The Foundation of Effective Health Care, by James Westberg & Hilliard Jason, (Tiberius) 1999, 11:59–60
Book Review Guidebook For Clerkship Directors, 3rd Addition by the Ace Alliance for Clinical Education (Woollinscroft) 2006, 18:362Book Review of Risk Stratification: A Practical Guide for Clinicians, by Charles C. Miller, Michael J. Reardon, Hazim J. Safi, (Todd) 2002, 14:65
Book Review of The Residency Survival Manual: Tools and Tips to Help You Make it Through Residency Training, by Robert Bing-You, (Greenberg) 2005, 17:92Communication between Consultants and Referring Physicians: A Qualitative Study to Define Learning and Assessment Objectives in a Specialty Residency Program, (Sibert & Others) 2002, 14:15–19
Comparison Of Clinical Skills Of Third-Year Students Who Completed Structured Clinical Skills Program With Sixth-Year Students Who Acquired Clinical Skills In Unsystematic Way (Güldal & Others) 2005, 17:21-26Effect of Varying Amounts of Feedback on Standardized Patient Checklist Accuracy in Clinical Practice Examinations, (Wallace & Others) 1999, 11:148–152
Evaluation of a Novel Animal Model for Teaching Intubation (Cummings and Getz) 2006, 18:316-319Expectations of and for Clerkship Directors: A Collaborative Statement from the Alliance for Clinical Education, (Pangaro & Others) 2003, 15:217-222
Expectations of Groups Versus Pairs of Attendings and Residents About Phone Communications and Bedside Evaluation of Hospitalized Patients (Tabas & Others) 2005, 17:217-227Experiential Learning Influences Residents Knowledge About Hormone Replacement Therapy (Hess & Others) 2004, 16:240-246
Face-to-Face Clinical Skills Feedback: Lessons From the Analysis of Standardized Patients’ Work (Pfeiffer & Others) 2005, 17:254-257Faculty Views of Reimbursement Changes and Clinical Training: A Survey of Award-Winning Clinical Teachers, (Woolliscroft & Others) 2002, 14:77–86
Improvement of Resident Perceptions of Nurse Practitioners after the Introduction of a Collaborative Care Model: A Benefit of Work Hour Reform? (Bellini and Shea) 2006, 18:Introducing First-Year Medical Students To Clinical Practice By Having Them "Shadow" Third-Year Clerks (Alford & Currie) (Alford & Currie) 2004, 16:260-263
Is a Faculty Developed Pretest Equivalent to Pre-Third Year GPA or USMLE Step 1 as a Predictor of Third-Year Internal Medicine Clerkship Outcomes? (Denton & Others) 2004, 16:329-332
Learning the Thyroid Examination – A Multimodality Intervention for Internal Medicine Residents, (Houck & Others) 2002, 14:24–28
Mapping the Cognitive Environment of a Residency: An Exploratory Study of a Maternal and Child Health Rotation, (Mitchell & Others) 1999, 11:6–11
Medical Education and the ACGME Duty Hour Requirements: Assessing the Effects of a Day Float System on Educational Activities, (Roey) 2006, 18:28-34Promoting Collaborative Teaching in Clinical Education, (Prystowsky & Others) 2001, 13:148–152
Psychometric Characteristics of a Write-Up Assessment Form in a Medicine Core Clerkship (Kogan & Shea) 2005, 17:101-106Reinforcement of Occupational Medicine History Taking: A Success Story, (Storey & Others) 2001, 13:176–182
Safe Prescribing: An Educational Intervention For Medical Students (Garbutt and Others) 2006, 18:244-250Student Observations And Ratings Of Preceptor's Interactions With Patients: The Hidden Curriculum (Thiedke & Others) 2004, 16:312-316
Student Treatment on Clerkships Based on Their Specialty Interests (Woolley and Others) 2006, 18:237-243Teaching Delivery of Bad News Using Experiential Sessions with Standardized Patients, (Rosenbaum & Kreiter) 2002, 14:142–147
Teaching Evidence-Based Medicine: A Regional Dissemination Model, (Leipzig & Others) 2003, 15:194-203
Teaching Residents Systems-Based Practice Through a Hospital Cost Reduction Program: A “Win-Win” Situation (Englander and Others) 2006 18:150-152The ICM Pin: A Symbol of Professional Development During Medical Education, (Deloney) 2003, 15:215-216
The Most Valuable Critical Incidents in a 4th-Year Acting Internship in Surgery, (Valentino & Others) 1999, 11:75–79
The Role of Attribution to Clerk Factors and Contextual Factors in Supervisors' Perceptions of Clerks' Behaviors (Lavine & Others) 2004, 16:317-322
Transforming a Clinical Clerkship with Team Learning (Levine & Others) 2004, 16:270-275
Use of a Novel Animal Prototype to Teach Advanced Airway Management Skills (Cummings & Others) 2005, 17:63-68Using A Lego™ Based Communications Simulation to Introduce Medical Students to Patient-Centered Interviewing, (Harding & D'Eon) 2001, 13:130–135
Using Clinical Skills Workshops to Teach Complex Assessment Skills in Women's Health (Kwolek & Others) 1999, 11:105–109
Using Standardized Patient Outcome to Measure the Effect of Teaching Asthma-Related Patient Education and Information Giving Skills to Medical Students (Lo Sasso & Others) 2005, 17:228-232Volunteer Faculty: What Rewards or Incentives Do
They
Prefer? (Kumar & Others), 2002, 14:119–123