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Editor's note

Dear readers,

Have you reviewed the ACGME’s proposed revisions to Sections I-V of the Common Program Requirements or did you attend the sunset session at the ACGME Annual Education Conference? Let me know if you are interested in sharing your thoughts for an upcoming article.

Thanks!

Son Hoang, editor, Residency Program Insider

Editor's Picks

Quebec medical residents claim they're being overworked

Residents in Quebec are experiencing rapid rates of burnout, with an average work week of 71 hours and a requirement to be on call at least two weekends a month, according to survey of more than 2,000 residents conducted by the Fédération des médecins résidents du Québec.

Heard this week

Study: Nearly half of medical students are burned out before reaching residency

A study of more than 16,500 medical students found that 46% (approximately 8,000) were suffering from burnout, increasing their risk of depression, emotional exhaustion, and dropping out of medical school. The findings have struck a chord with researchers, highlighting the urgent need to develop preemptive strategies to improve resident mental health.

New for RPA subscribers-only: The evolving role of advanced practice professionals and their benefit to residents

Today’s healthcare environment is ever-shifting, often making it difficult for providers to keep up. However, the incentives to do so remain high, especially with the continuing physician shortage. As of 2016, the number of nurse practitioners (NP) has increased by 23% and the number of physician assistants (PA) has gone up by 36%, yet both groups continue to be underrepresented on medical staff teams. The specialized training and unique perspectives of advanced practice professionals (APP) make them an invaluable asset, to physicians and residents alike. But do residents develop working relationships with their APPs, and if so, are they beneficial? Read more.


 

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