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Mashup Score: 0Patients Say the Darndest Things - 2 year(s) ago
Dr. Mikita Arora shares some of the funny and unusual things she’s heard from patients as a Family Medicine resident.
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Mashup Score: 0Developing Resident Educators - 2 year(s) ago
Dr. Brandon Temte describes his experience as a medical educator and provides teaching tips for those early in their career.
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Residents often teach their fellow residents, but few have received instruction on how to be leaders and educators. Dr. @BrandonTemte gives some advice on becoming an effective resident educator, in Insights on Residency Training. https://t.co/Azj9Azmi3W https://t.co/LxgNZQUTHL
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Mashup Score: 2Beginnings - 2 year(s) ago
Dr. Al-abcha notes that the beginning of any transition is exciting! Invest time and energy and enjoy them.
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Dr. @AbdullahAlabcha reflects on beginning his residency and fellowship and the excitement and opportunities that come with each new beginning. Read more in the latest Insights on Residency Training: https://t.co/vceFWcKsfJ #MedEd #residency https://t.co/Z70bl4LyQX
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Mashup Score: 0Uncertainty in Medicine — The "July Effect" and Beyond - 2 year(s) ago
Dr. Shalaby notes that no physician is immune from dealing with uncertainty, but it’s how a physician handles that uncertainty tha’s important.
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Some degree of uncertainty is inescapable for residents and clinicians, writes Dr. Khalid A. Shalaby, but learning to tolerate uncertainty can aid us in making more thoughtful decisions. Read more in Insights on Residency Training: https://t.co/182PfSJax9 #residency @ShalabyK https://t.co/FMmCrfvCq4
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Mashup Score: 010 Tips for July (and Beyond) - 2 year(s) ago
For new trainees, starting July in the ICU can be the steepest of all learning curves, because the patient acuity and workflow can be overwhelming. The same is true for new fellows, I’ve found, as I started this month in the CCU. Although it is the same unit I worked in twice before as a […]
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10 Tips for July (and Beyond) @MadihaKhanDO shares a few key principles for new trainees starting in July in the latest Insights on Residency Training: https://t.co/wXnKMo9DMe #MedEd #residency https://t.co/NHySuEDt3L
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Mashup Score: 2Adventures of Family Medicine Clinic Days - 2 year(s) ago
Dr. Arora talks about her days in the Family Medicine clinic, and how her patients have taught her about asking the right questions.
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Adventures of Family Medicine Clinic Days In Insights on Residency Training, Dr. Mikita Arora shares three lessons she learned from one of her first clinic patients. https://t.co/j6PZrPxyA9 #MedTwitter https://t.co/E4hJwoygsk
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Mashup Score: 1The Talent Code of Residency Training - 2 year(s) ago
Dr. Al-abcha discusses how Daniel Coyle’s book, The Talent Code, relates to medical residency and why learning stages shouldn’t be ignored.
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What are the best ways to learn, grow, and excel in residency? In the latest Insights on Residency Training, Dr. @AbdullahAlabcha describes three factors needed to achieve greatness. https://t.co/QDXcAkxkaN #MedEd https://t.co/2vOrzSTHLo
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Mashup Score: 4In a Digital World, Is “Legwork” Obsolete? - 2 year(s) ago
Dr. Shalaby remarks on digital communication in healthcare exchanges — and he suggests going back to old-fashioned talking sometimes.
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At Dr. Khalid Shalaby's institution, the 2021 class of interns was the first not to receive good old pagers. As healthcare is rapidly being digitized, is there still a need for “legwork”? Read the latest Insights on Residency Training: https://t.co/by80G38XGy #residency @ShalabyK https://t.co/OZDvc2EzyD
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Mashup Score: 1Dear Chief Year ... - 2 year(s) ago
Dr. Khan discusses the pros and cons of a PGY-3 chief year in an Internal Medicine residency program.
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Dr. Madiha Khan writes that her chief year was one of the most stressful periods of residency, but she'd do it again in a heartbeat. Read why, in the latest Insights on Residency Training. https://t.co/AVF6v2E0nU @MadihaKhanDO #residency https://t.co/rMpHTEsYDo
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Mashup Score: 0Building Possibilities in Family Medicine - 2 year(s) ago
Dr. Arora discusses the many opportunities for medical students and residents in Family Medicine.
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Building Possibilities in Family Medicine As the academic year ends, Dr. Mikita Arora reflects on her PGY-2 year and on her leadership role with the American Academy of Family Physicians. Read the latest in Insights on Residency Training: https://t.co/btJvjB8wU7 #FamilyMedicine https://t.co/rOChYWxXDP
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Patients Say the Darndest Things Dr. Mikita Arora shares a few of the funny and unusual things patients have told her in the latest Insights on Residency Training: https://t.co/Sst7mn0rKZ #residency https://t.co/uWsOcbp2wN