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Editor’s note

Dear readers,

HCPro is working on a new book about teaching ethics to residents. This handbook would be a quick, easy-to-read resource for residents, who often struggle to understand how to deal with ethical situations in medicine. We want to know: What would you like to see included in this book? Email me and let me know!

Karla Accorto, associate editor, Residency Program Insider
 

Editor's Picks

Study: Four hours of sleep is not enough for residents on overnight shifts

A recently published study in the journal Sleep emphasized the fact residents really aren’t getting enough sleep when they work overnight shifts—even when it seems as if they are. According to the results of the study, which looked at data tracking the sleep patterns of 24 post-graduate year one (PGY-1) residents, “Sleeping four or fewer hours overnight yielded no significant improvement on any performance measure compared with zero sleep.”

Who should interview candidates?

There are as many ways to organize and manage interview days as there are training programs. Each program must determine what logistically works in its unique context. Like interview-day organization, interviewers also vary from program to program. However, most programs have candidates interview with the following key individuals.  

RPA Subscriber Exclusive: ACGME milestones for program improvement

By 2015, all specialties and subspecialties began using the ACGME milestones to evaluate resident progress. Programs report milestones data to the ACGME semiannually, and the completed milestones scores are reviewed with residents and fellows during their semiannual reviews. Let’s take a moment to expand on this standard and look at some ways programs can use milestones data to make improvements.


 

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This book will help you:

  • Learn how to meet the requirements to maintain institutional accreditation
  • Discover best practices to plan for the CLER visit, host site visitors, and use the CLER report for continuous improvement
  • Maintain your program’s accreditation with guidance on the Common Program Requirements, Milestones, and annual surveys and evaluations
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