Background: A survey of General Internal Medicine (GIM) graduates published in 2006 revealed large training gaps that informed the development of the first national GIM objectives of training in 2010. The first recognized GIM certification examination was written by candidates in 2014. The landscape is again changing with the introduction in 2019 of competency-by-design (CBD) to GIM training. This study aims to examine pre-existing and emerging training gaps with standardization of GIM curricula and identify new training needs to inform CBD curricula. Methods: GIM graduates from all 16 Canadian programs from 2014 -2019 were emailed a survey modeled after the original study published in 2006. Graduates were asked about their preparedness an...
Background: Competence by design (CBD) residency programs increasingly depend on tools that provide ...
Background: Global Health opportunities are popular, with many reported benefits. There is a need ho...
Background: There has been an increasing number of Canadian medical graduates who have gone unmatche...
Background: A survey of General Internal Medicine (GIM) graduates published in 2006 revealed large t...
Background: Competency-based medical education (CBME) is an outcomes-based curricular paradigm focus...
Background: Third-year enhanced skills programs, also known as family medicine (FM) PGY3 programs, h...
The transition from undergraduate medical education (UGME) to postgraduate medical education (PGME) ...
How well have healthcare professionals and trainees been prepared for the inevitable demands for new...
Background: Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) training in Canadian undergraduate medical programs is ...
Purpose: Patients identifying as sexual and gender minorities (SGMs) face healthcare barriers. This ...
Background: Internal Medicine (IM) residents are required to perform bedside procedures for diagnost...
Background: Canadian specialist residency training programs are implementing a form of competency-ba...
Background: Students are selected for admission to the Northern Ontario School of Medicine Universit...
Background: It is challenging to develop professionalism curricula for all members of a medical comm...
Introduction: Pre-clerkship procedural skills training is not yet a standard across Canadian medical...
Background: Competence by design (CBD) residency programs increasingly depend on tools that provide ...
Background: Global Health opportunities are popular, with many reported benefits. There is a need ho...
Background: There has been an increasing number of Canadian medical graduates who have gone unmatche...
Background: A survey of General Internal Medicine (GIM) graduates published in 2006 revealed large t...
Background: Competency-based medical education (CBME) is an outcomes-based curricular paradigm focus...
Background: Third-year enhanced skills programs, also known as family medicine (FM) PGY3 programs, h...
The transition from undergraduate medical education (UGME) to postgraduate medical education (PGME) ...
How well have healthcare professionals and trainees been prepared for the inevitable demands for new...
Background: Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) training in Canadian undergraduate medical programs is ...
Purpose: Patients identifying as sexual and gender minorities (SGMs) face healthcare barriers. This ...
Background: Internal Medicine (IM) residents are required to perform bedside procedures for diagnost...
Background: Canadian specialist residency training programs are implementing a form of competency-ba...
Background: Students are selected for admission to the Northern Ontario School of Medicine Universit...
Background: It is challenging to develop professionalism curricula for all members of a medical comm...
Introduction: Pre-clerkship procedural skills training is not yet a standard across Canadian medical...
Background: Competence by design (CBD) residency programs increasingly depend on tools that provide ...
Background: Global Health opportunities are popular, with many reported benefits. There is a need ho...
Background: There has been an increasing number of Canadian medical graduates who have gone unmatche...