Medical students experience a significantly elevated risk for depression, suicidality, and burnout during their education, even if they matriculate in relatively good health.
Researchers found a limited association between the ranking of a physician’s medical school and patient mortality or readmission rates.
Despite Veterans Affairs scholarship support, costs for veterans attending medical school are high.
Residents from pediatrics and med-ped residency programs have an increase in total emotional intelligence.
Racial insensitivity, stereotyping, and racially based decisions continue to occur in medical school admissions, recruitment, and management, as well as patient care.
Having a Master of Business Administration degree (MBA) can help doctors with important, practice-related decisions.
Current data on the state of undergraduate and graduate medical education must be rigorously evaluated rigorously to influence change in the current medical education system.
“Serious” video game training interventions may improve physician performance during trauma triage.
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) training is a feasible and acceptable method to combat stress and burnout experienced by medical interns.
Although there are many demands on residents, taking advantage of paid vacation time is one of the perks and should be maximized.
