Introduction Disagreement and conflict are inevitable among members of clinical teams, as
well as with patients and families during the course of medical care. Despite the importance …

Conflict is pervasive in pediatric surgery–it is experienced during patient care, in the
operating room and between colleagues. The ethical principles of autonomy, beneficience …

Introduction Given the prevalence of conflict between physicians and patients and families, it
is crucial that trainees build the skills to manage clinical conflict. Mediators employ an …

Pediatricians sometimes think about medical ethics as the field of determining right and
wrong in in answering difficult moral questions that occur at the bedside. But an emphasis …

Introduction The AAMC has recognized the importance of effective teamwork and
collaboration. One core Entrustable Professional Activity emphasizes creating a climate of …

Background Analysis of the biomedical workforce and graduate education have produced
recommendations for modifications of pre-doctoral training to broadly prepare trainees for …

Small group learning is becoming increasingly popular in medical education. Upon
returning to in-person instruction following the COVID-19 pandemic, we have experienced …

Background: Failure to engage in difficult interprofessional conversations is a source of
patient care errors. Nursing students rarely practice and get feedback on these “crucial …

Violence toward health care workers—from threats and discriminatory comments to physical
assault—is increasing; up to 38% of health care workers have experienced physical …