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The American College of Cardiology, American Heart Association and Heart Rhythm Society have released a revised Advanced Training Statement updating the core competencies required for subspecialists in clinical cardiac electrophysiology (CCEP).
By: American College of Cardiology
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The University of Nebraska Medical Center has created a new collaboration between its College of Pharmacy and its Counseling and Psychological Services team to better prepare student pharmacists for encounters with patients experiencing suicidal...
By: University of Nebraska Medical Center
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Researchers report that the Community-based Integrated Care Fellowship is an effective and scalable model for strengthening the psychiatric workforce, increasing provider skills, and supporting meaningful practice change in Collaborative Care.
By: Journal of the Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
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The American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) announced a new Building Resilient Inclusive Development for Growing Physician Equity Leaders (BRIDGE) program aimed at supporting early-career emergency physicians who are working to advance health...
By: American Board of Emergency Medicine
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A virtual training session for adolescent-serving clinicians in North Carolina included a dedicated module on supporting teens with online information.
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The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) is warning that artificial intelligence (AI) tools used in accredited continuing education can introduce inaccurate, biased or non-evidence-based information if they are poorly...
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Radiologists and advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems struggled to reliably distinguish synthetic radiographs from real clinical images, according to new research.
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Mandatory annual training modules in U.S. hospitals and clinics cover essential topics like privacy, cybersecurity and safety, but their passive, repetitive format often fails to translate into meaningful learning, writes Michael Gottlieb, MD,...
By: Journal of the American Medical Association
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A randomized clinical trial evaluated whether a low-cost, theory-based “serious game” could improve emergency physicians' adherence to trauma-triage guidelines for older adults.
By: Journal of the American Medical Association