Objective. To determine how professional characteristics and practices of physicians alter
the selection of medical treatments involving multiple alternatives. Situations involving …

Although substantive research examining work teams continues to grow, methodological
research examining the collection of team survey data lags behind substantive progress. To …

An effective interprofessional medical team can efficiently coordinate health care providers
to achieve the collective outcome of improving each patient's health. To determine how …

Background: Simulation-based interprofessional team training is thought to improve patient
care. Participating teams often consist of both experienced providers and trainees, which …

Ethical decision-making and effective team working are at the core of medical
professionalism and patient safety. But new concepts of patient autonomy may be at odds …

To establish whether treatment recommendations made by clinicians concur with the best
outcomes predicted from their prognostic estimates and whether team discussion improves …

Introduction Admissions and selection committees face challenges in identifying and
mitigating biases in policies, processes, and discussions. Past bias training has focused on …

BACKGROUND: Team-based care (TBC) is becoming the standard method of delivering
primary care services in Saudi Arabia. Family medicine residents are considered the future …

Objectives Achieving diagnostic excellence on medical wards requires teamwork and
effective team dynamics. However, the study of ward team dynamics in teaching hospitals is …

Introduction The morbidity and mortality (M&M) conference has long been a part of the
education of residents of all specialties in the United States, yet its structure is variable …