Graduate medical education continues to evolve. The current epoch has focused heavily on
maturation of our systems of assessment, redefining our role in health care teams, and …

The struggle between resident autonomy and the duty to supervise is constant, with trainees
wishing to assert their independence and the hidden curriculum reinforcing their actions. 3 …

The pleasure of leadinga residency program and shaping the development of postgraduate
trainees comes withincreasinglyformidableadministrativech…. Inthe 2013 to 2014 academic …

“Disruptive change” is a buzzword for many industries, and health care is no exception.
Changes in practice payment methodologies and locations of service affect the learning …

One of Dr. Richard Vilter's former residents mustered his courage, approached Dr. Vilter and
asked “Dr. Vilter, you are such a marvelous clinician. To what do you attribute your …

We are experiencing a paradigm shift in medical education. Education has moved away
from using Btime^ as a determinant of learner readiness to advance to the next stage and …

As the US health care system strives to improve value, there is near universal agreement
that medical trainees must learn to reduce waste. The Accreditation Council for Graduate …

Every summer, emergency medicine (EM) residency educators graduate their residents,
hand them a diploma, and certify that they have completed training and are ready for …

We now have high-quality curricula and elegant campaigns to help residents grapple with a
previously neglected notion: that much of what we do in medicine is wasteful and sometimes …

Can medical education, at any level (undergraduate, graduate, or continuing), be evidence-
based? Regardless of the field of research, whether medical education or clinical outcomes …