Abstract. Clinical reasoning is a foundational competency that develops over the course of training and comprises two sub-components. Diagnostic reasoning

Abstract. New York and additional jurisdictions are now joining others in legalizing Medical Aid in Dying (MAiD), but academic medical centers and clinicia

Introduction Medical training often incorporates limited content related to child abuse. Sentinel injuries are minor superficial injuries, frequently appearing as bruising and oral injuries, that may ...

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Alcohol misuse produces prodigious harm to US society at all levels, from personal to economic to mortality. Fundamental research has made great inroads in

Abstract. Each year a competitive pool of over 52,000 applicants vying for 40,000 available residency positions in the United States leaves thousands of qu

Introduction Spanish-speaking patients with non-English language preferences experience communication inequities, particularly in encounters that are sensitive and require nuanced language. Prior medi...

Introduction Delirium is an underrecognized medical emergency that commonly affects hospitalized older adults. Medical trainees need to be able to diagnose delirium as a core geriatrics competency. We...

Introduction Escape rooms are a popular form of entertainment in which participants collaborate to solve puzzles to achieve a goal, often “escaping” a scenario. In educational settings, escape rooms a...

Medical education currently overlooks how to engage with understanding and shaping emotions in healthy ways. In this article, the authors call for employin