Background There has been conflicting reports on the effect of new trainees on clinical
outcomes at teaching hospitals in the first training month (July in the United States of …

Background The effect of teaching hospital status on cardiovascular surgery has been of
common interest in recent decades, yet its magnitude on heart valve replacement is still a …

Abstract Objective The “July Effect” is a theory that the influx of trainees from July to
September negatively impacts patient outcomes. We aimed to study this theoretical …

Study Design. Retrospective analysis of a prospective registry. Objective. We utilized the
Quality Outcomes Database (QOD) registry to investigate the “July Effect” at QOD …

Objective There are reports of a potential rise in a teaching hospital's morbidity and mortality
rates during the trainee turnover period, ie, with the induction of new residents and house …

Abstract Introduction The “July effect” refers to the potential of adverse clinical outcomes
related to the annual turnover of trainees. We investigated whether this impacts inpatient …

Abstract Background The “July effect”, the perception of worse outcomes in the first month of
training, has been previously demonstrated in critical care medicine and general surgery …

In Interventional Cardiology, the academic year and a new training cycle begin in July. It is
unclear if patient outcomes are impacted by the time of year in the training cycle. The …

Adoption of the prostatic urethral lift (PUL) as a treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia
highlights the importance of training residents with novel technology without compromising …

Objetivos: Determinar la asociación de ser intervenido en un hospital universitario con la
supervivencia en pacientes afiliados al régimen contributivo en Colombia llevados por …