The Evolving Ukrainian Refugee Health Care Crisis - A Platform for the True Meaning of the Physician's and Health Care P...
Published in The Journal of emergency medicine
Professionalism in Sports Administration: a Literature Review
Purpose: The professionalism in sports administration and management is one of the most important areas that relate to all aspects of the nature and life of individuals as it is considered a successful method in setting the objectives of individuals in a scientific way. Professionalization of sport has a prominent and enduring history in the field ...
"De är värst i klassen" : En kvalitativ studie om otrygga arbetsvillkor på Public service / The working conditions of jo...
Public service in Sweden is one of the biggest employers for journalists. But there are numerous articles out there talking about the problematic working conditions that journalists have to deal with on a daily basis. The most frequent reasons that describe the working conditions for journalists are high stress, overworked, no time and short-term e...
The Michigan Action Progress System (MAPS): Enhancing a Culture of Professionalism, Accountability, and Psychological Sa...
...Published in Journal of surgical education
To prioritize trainee well-being, promote professionalism, and allow individuals to raise concerns without fear of retribution, one surgical department created an innovative process by which individuals can raise concerns and obtain subsequent support. The University of Michigan Department of Surgery implemented the Michigan Action Progress System ...
The John A. Sweaney Lecture: Virtual, September 2021, Given by Dr Michele Maiers. A Time to Lead: Reflections During a P...
Published in Journal of chiropractic humanities
The following is The John A. Sweaney Lecture delivered by Dr Michele Maiers at the biannual Congress of the World Federation of Chiropractic that was held virtually on September 25, 2021. © 2022 by National University of Health Sciences.
"We Are Our Own Worst Enemies": A Qualitative Exploration of Sociocultural Factors in Dietetic Education Influencing Stu...
Published in Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
The transition from student to dietitian is an implicit expectation of dietetic education. Although there has been an expanding literature around elements of competency-based education, little attention has focused on sociocultural aspects of learning and professional identity formation in dietetic education. The aim of this study was to explore so...
Diversity in surgery: the perceptions of aspiring surgeons.
Published in British journal of hospital medicine (London, England : 2005)
This study aimed to explore definitions of diversity, and views and attitudes towards diversity in healthcare among future generations of surgical trainees. This was a prospective, cohort study via an online questionnaire during a virtual, nationwide surgical course, targeted at aspiring surgeons. Out of 202 participants, 166 met the inclusion crit...
Physician Communication Coaching: How Psychologists can Elevate Skills and Support Resident Education, Professionalism, ...
Published in Journal of clinical psychology in medical settings
Many factors influence resident physician communication, including rigorous training demands that can contribute to professionalism issues or burnout. The University of Rochester Physician Communication Coaching program launched for attendings in 2011, and expanded to residency programs within 11 clinical departments of our institution. In this mod...
Sitting at the Bedside: Patient and Internal Medicine Trainee Perceptions.
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Published in Journal of general internal medicine
Sitting at the bedside may strengthen physician-patient communication and improve patient experience. Yet despite the potential benefits of sitting, hospital physicians, including resident physicians, may not regularly sit down while speaking with patients. To examine the frequency of sitting by internal medicine residents (including first post-gra...
Muslim Chaplains in the Clinical Borderlands: Authority, Function, and Identity.
Published in Journal of religion and health
This article, based on twenty in-depth interviews, examines the experiences of Muslim interfaith spiritual care providers in US healthcare institutions. These Muslim chaplains represent a public face of a minority religious community; provide a ministry of presence or accompaniment for those in the healthcare institution; and exercise a new form of...
