Aim: The study aims to determine the level of proneness to malpractice among nursing and midwifery interns. Method: The sample of this descriptive and analytical study consisted of 120 intern students studying in their senior year in the nursing and midwifery department of a public university who volunteered to participate in the study. Data was collected using the Student Identification Form a...

introduction. according to shift of medical education from inpatient to outpatient centers in recent years ,the aim of this study is to determine the attitude of interns about outpatient education in all clinical departments in medical school. methods. 429 interns were entered this study . a questionnaire composed of questions on the quality of outpatient education, time of the learning in the ...

BACKGROUND Although physicians believe that medical errors should be disclosed to patients and their families, they often hesitate to do so. In this study, we assessed the effectiveness of an education program for medical error disclosure. METHODS In 2015, six medical interns and 79 fourth-year medical students participated in this study. The education program included practice of error discl...

BACKGROUND It is widely known that the opportunity for medical students to be observed and to receive feedback on their procedural skills performance is variable in the senior years. To address this problem, we provided our Pre-Intern (PrInt) students with "one-to-one" formative feedback on their ability to perform urethral catheterization (U/C) and hypothesized that their future practice of U/...

U S teaching hospitals orient interns each year, usually in the summer months (June July). These new physicians have usually just finished with their medical school training and do not have any other clinical experience outside of medical school (i.e., without supervision). They are asked to begin seeing patients on day 1 of their internship without having formed relationships with other clinic...

BACKGROUND Subspecialty fellows can serve as a tremendous educational resource to residents; however, there are multiple barriers to an effective resident-fellow teaching interaction in the setting of inpatient consultation. We designed and evaluated a resident-directed intervention to enhance communication and teaching during consultation on the general medicine wards. METHODS Five medical t...

PURPOSE To examine the laboratory test ordering patterns of interns to determine the effects of more senior residents' and attendings' supervision on trainees' patterns and residents' perceptions of control in test ordering. METHOD In a 2007 cohort study of 2,066 patients cared for by 85 interns, 56 residents, and 27 attendings on the University of Pennsylvania general medical hospitalist ser...

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Mismatch between program directors' expectations of medical school graduates and the experience of students in medical school has important implications for patient safety and medical education. We sought to define family medicine residency program directors' expectations of medical school graduates to independently perform various procedural skills and medical school ...

Introduction: The Emergence of new Delta strain Corona virus has created havoc with all health care systems across the globe, there been tremendous pressure due to shortage workers forcing government involve MBBS interns overcome staff in Covid care. Aims & Objectives: To assess magnitude anxiety, stress and depression among working Isolation facility Government Medical College, Patiala. Ma...

BACKGROUND For more than a decade, junior doctors have undertaken general practice rotations; however, little is known about the breadth of medical conditions seen. This study aims to determine the breadth of clinical presentations encountered by interns during a rotation. METHODS Data were collected on all patients seen by interns at an RA-2 general practice during 2012-13. Each condition id...