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2 years ago

PowerPoint presentation of comparison between 2013 and 2019 data from the CERA program directors survey regarding OB practice in family medicine residencies.

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2 years ago

This resource is a compilation of materials from a student-led improvement science curriculum adapted to be delivered virtually during COVID-19 to first-year medical students in a longitudinal ...

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3 years ago

Presentation Powerpoint

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4 years ago

Assessing Resident
Confidence in
Screening and
Intervening with
Patients’ ACE Scores

Background of Original ACE Study
● Department of Preventive Medicine, Kaiser Permanente ...

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4 years ago

Recognizing the prevalence of health risk behaviors in the adolescent population and the reported inconsistency of high school health education, medical students at the University of ...

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5 years ago

Chronic disease is a major public health problem in the United States. Limited studies have examined the burden of chronic conditions among patients visiting free clinics. In this study ...

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one month ago

This interactive and action-focused workshop was created to increase participant confidence in identifying bias in medical teaching cases. This workshop can be tailored for multiple ...

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one month ago

This talk will integrate both the speaker's lived experience with serious mental illness as a practicing physician with actionable insights to promote both self growth and institutional ...

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one month ago

Anti-fat bias has been increasing in the United States since the designation of “obesity” as a disease. In fact, it is the only implicit bias tracked by the Harvard Implicit Attitudes ...

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one month ago

Evidence suggests that the majority of clinicians feel that preventing firearm injury is within the scope of their practice, with heightened awareness to firearm violence as a public ...

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