Physician perspectives on performing newborn circumcisions: barriers and opportunities
EK Johnson, I Rosoklija, RF Walton, DJ Matoka… - Maternal and child …, 2024 - Springer
Objective Over half of infant boys born in the United States undergo newborn circumcision.
However, available data indicate that boys who are publicly insured, or Black/African …
However, available data indicate that boys who are publicly insured, or Black/African …
Pediatric Hospitalists' Performance of Recommended Minor Procedures: A Multicenter Study
YS Kuchipudi, A Rule, A Caldwell… - Hospital …, 2023 - publications.aap.org
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Performance of minor procedures is highly variable
among pediatric hospitalists. Our objective was to describe procedural frequency and …
among pediatric hospitalists. Our objective was to describe procedural frequency and …
Recommendations to Improve Neonatal Circumcision Training
J Rosen, I Rosoklija, RF Walton, DJ Matoka… - Hospital …, 2024 - publications.aap.org
BACKGROUND: Although multiple specialties perform neonatal circumcision (NC), overall
NC proceduralist availability is limited. The approach to training new practitioners varies …
NC proceduralist availability is limited. The approach to training new practitioners varies …
How general pediatricians learn procedures: implications for training and practice
MS Iyer, DP Way, DJ Schumacher, CB Lo… - Medical Education …, 2021 - Taylor & Francis
ABSTRACT The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) requires
General Pediatricians (GPeds) to learn thirteen procedures during training. However, GPeds …
General Pediatricians (GPeds) to learn thirteen procedures during training. However, GPeds …
Procedural Training in Pediatric Hospital Medicine: One Size Fits None
K Collins, RA Dudas - Hospital Pediatrics, 2023 - publications.aap.org
What procedural skills do pediatric hospitalists perform, and do they feel competent
performing them? These are the questions posed by Kuchipudi et al in this issue of Hospital …
performing them? These are the questions posed by Kuchipudi et al in this issue of Hospital …
Pediatric residency preparedness for pediatric emergency medicine fellowship
RN Malik, ML Langhan - Pediatric Emergency Care, 2022 - journals.lww.com
Objective The aim of the study was to examine the perception of pediatric emergency
medicine (PEM) program directors (PDs), associate PDs (APDs) and first-year fellows …
medicine (PEM) program directors (PDs), associate PDs (APDs) and first-year fellows …
Pediatric Residents' Procedural Competency Requirements: A National Needs Assessment of Program Directors and Chief Residents
EL Nguyen, K Cunanan, Y Liu, SL Hilgenberg - Academic Pediatrics, 2024 - Elsevier
Background There is increased learner competition for a shrinking pool of procedural
training opportunities and indications in pediatrics. This study aimed to describe pediatric …
training opportunities and indications in pediatrics. This study aimed to describe pediatric …
A Qualitative Analysis of Assessment and Evaluation Practices Within the Individualized Curriculum
S Reed, A Picca, L Lockwood, L Thoreson, AE Burke… - Academic …, 2023 - Elsevier
Abstract Objective The Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education requires an
“individualized curriculum”(IC) in pediatric residency. A shared understanding across …
“individualized curriculum”(IC) in pediatric residency. A shared understanding across …
Scheduling doesn't matter! A noninferiority study of block versus longitudinal scheduling for emergency medicine resident pediatric procedural training experience
MS Reynolds, C Lo, J Shi… - AEM Education and …, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
Background Emergency medicine (EM) residencies offer a wide variety of scheduling
models for pediatric patient experience, including blocked weeks in pediatric emergency …
models for pediatric patient experience, including blocked weeks in pediatric emergency …