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FURTHER PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATIONS OF A CLASS-RANKING MODEL AS A PREDICTOR OF GRADUATES CLINICAL COMPETENCE IN THE 1ST YEAR OF RESIDENCY

Purpose. To investigate further the psychometrics of a class-ranking model in which a weight of one-third was assigned to performance measures in basic sciences and a weight of two-thirds to ratings on six core clerkships. Method. The first part of…

Tags: 1993, Academic Medicine, Blacklow R S, deans letters, Department of Family & Community Medicine, directors, Education & Educational Research, Goepp C E, Health Care Sciences & Services, Hojat M, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, NEOMED College of Medicine, Schools

Factors contributing to the variability of direct costs for graduate medical education in teaching hospitals.

Medicare's support of graduate medical education includes funds allocated to the direct costs of graduate medical education: housestaff stipends and benefits, faculty costs, and related educational costs such as classroom space. As reimbursed through…

Tags: 1992, Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges, Boex J R, Costs and Cost Analysis/*statistics & numerical data, Data Collection, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Education, Faculty, Graduate/*economics, Hospitals, Medical, Medicare/legislation & jurisprudence, NEOMED College of Medicine, Regression Analysis, Reimbursement Mechanisms, Salaries and Fringe Benefits, Teaching/*economics, Training Support, United States

COMBINED BS-MD PROGRAMS

Tags: 1988, Boex J R, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Education & Educational Research, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Journal of Medical Education, NEOMED College of Medicine

Understanding the costs of ambulatory care training.

While patient care has been shifting to the ambulatory setting, the education of health care professionals has remained essentially hospital-based. One factor discouraging the movement of training into community-based ambulatory settings is the lack…

Measuring the costs of primary care education in the ambulatory setting.

In 1995, the authors obtained cost, operations, and educational activity data from 98 ambulatory care sites across the United States in which primary care teaching was occurring and compared those data with the corresponding data from 84 ambulatory…

Tags: *Ambulatory Care, 2000, Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges, Boex J R, Boll A, Budgets, Costs and Cost Analysis, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Education, Franzini L, Hogan A J, Irby D, Medical/*economics, Meservey P M, NEOMED College of Medicine, Rubin R M, Seifer S D, United States, Veloski J J

Hospital participation in community partnerships to improve health.

BACKGROUND: The core business of hospitals now requires, for both competitiveness and quality improvement reasons, that hospitals move beyond their physical and conceptual walls to form community partnerships. THE HOSPITAL'S ROLE AS A PARTNER IN…

Hospital participation in community partnerships to improve health.

Tags: 1998, Boex J R, collaboration, Community Health Services – Administration, Community-Institutional Relations, Cooksey J, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Economic Competition, Health Facility Administration, Illinois, Inui T, Joint Commission Journal on Quality Improvement, Marketing, Massachusetts, NEOMED College of Medicine, Ohio, Quality Improvement – Administration

Principles to guide AHC-community partnerships.

Tags: *Community Participation/*methods, 2001, Academic Medical Centers/*organization & administration, Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges, Boex J R, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Henry R C, NEOMED College of Medicine

Financial incentives in residency recruiting for primary care: scope, characteristics, and students' perceptions.

BACKGROUND: One response to the decline in interest among medical students in residency training in primary care has been the offering, by residency programs and hospitals, of financial recruitment incentives to medical students during their…

Academic health centers and public health departments: partnership matters.

BACKGROUND: The Institute of Medicine has called for increased population-based training for healthcare professions students, and particularly medical students. For this to be effective, students should receive such training in the locations where…

Understanding residents' work: moving beyond counting hours to assessing educational value.

PURPOSE: To begin to understand how residents' work affects their own educations and the hospitals in which most of their training takes place, the authors undertook a systematic review of the literature analyzing residents' activities. This review…

Tags: *Workload, 2003, Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges, Boex James R, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Education, Graduate/*statistics & numerical data, Humans, Internship and Residency/*statistics & numerical data, Leahy Peter J, Medical, Medicine/statistics & numerical data, NEOMED College of Medicine, Specialization, Time Factors

Sequential Intercept Mapping: Developing Systems-Level Solutions for the Opioid Epidemic.

Sequential intercept mapping, a community-based application of the sequential intercept model, was recently adapted in Ohio to address the complex challenge of the opioid crisis. Sequential intercept mapping for opioids provides a framework for…

Tags: 2018, Bonfine Natalie, Cross-systems issues, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, Munetz Mark R, NEOMED College of Medicine, Opioids, Psychiatric services (Washington, D.C.), Sequential intercept mapping, Sequential intercept model, Simera Ruth H

The Perceived Impact of Sequential Intercept Mapping on Communities Collaborating to Address Adults with Mental Illness in the Criminal Justice System.

Sequential intercept mapping is an approach to address the overrepresentation of adults with mental illness in the criminal justice system. This approach follows the sequential intercept model, a nationally recognized framework conceptualizing the…

Tags: 2019, Administration and policy in mental health, Bonfine Natalie, Cross-systems collaboration, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Jail diversion, Nadler Nikhil, NEOMED College of Medicine, Sequential intercept mapping, Sequential intercept model

Police officer perceptions of the impact of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs.

The Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) program is an approach for law enforcement officers to safely response to individuals who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Research must identify the components of CIT that are instrumental to the overall…

Exploring the relationship between criminogenic risk assessment and mental health court program completion.

The two primary goals of mental health courts are to engage individuals with severe mental illness in the criminal justice system with clinical mental health services and to prevent future involvement with the criminal justice system. An important…

Tags: *Needs Assessment, *Risk Assessment, 2016, Bonfine Natalie, Clinical services, College of Graduate Studies, Comparative Studies, Criminal Law/*legislation & jurisprudence, Criminals/*legislation & jurisprudence/*psychology, Criminogenic risk assessment, Criminology – Legislation and Jurisprudence, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, Evaluation Research, Goals, Goals and Objectives, Human, Humans, International journal of law and psychiatry, Judicial Role, Jurisprudence, Mental Disorders – Therapy, Mental Disorders/*therapy, Mental health court, Mental Health Services, Mentally Ill Persons/*legislation & jurisprudence/*psychology, Multicenter Studies, Munetz Mark R, Needs Assessment, NEOMED College of Graduate Studies, NEOMED College of Medicine, Ohio, Psychiatric Patients – Legislation and Jurisprudence, Psychiatric Patients – Psychosocial Factors, Public Offenders – Legislation and Jurisprudence, Public Offenders – Psychosocial Factors, Risk Assessment, Ritter Christian, Scales, Validation Studies

A Comparison of Participants in Two Community-Based Programs: Assisted Outpatient Treatment and a Mental Health Court.

OBJECTIVE: Mental health courts and assisted outpatient treatment (AOT) are tools to help people with serious mental illness engage in treatment and avoid or reduce institutionalization. As both programs become increasingly prevalent, questions…

Tags: 2018, Assisted Outpatient Treatment, Bonfine Natalie, College of Graduate Studies, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, mental health courts, Munetz Mark R, NEOMED College of Graduate Studies, NEOMED College of Medicine, Outpatient commitment, Psychiatric services (Washington, D.C.), Ritter Christian, Teller Jennifer L S

Meeting the Needs of Justice-Involved People With Serious Mental Illness Within Community Behavioral Health Systems

The overrepresentation of people with serious mental illness in the criminal justice system is a complex problem. A long-standing explanation for this phenomenon, the criminalization hypothesis, posits that policy changes that shifted the care of…

Tags: 2019, Bonfine Natalie, Community Mental Health Services, D.C.), Department of Family & Community Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, Jails and prisons/mental health services, January 2020 Update, Journal Article, Munetz Mark R, NEOMED College of Graduate Studies, NEOMED College of Medicine, Psychiatric services (Washington, Psychiatric services (Washington, D.C.), Wilson Amy Blank

Personality patterns of physicians in person-oriented and technique-oriented specialties

This study investigated differences in personality patterns between person-oriented and technique-oriented physicians. It tested an integrative framework by converting the scores on the Personality Research Form (PRF) to the Big-Five factors and…

Stability of values during medical school

Background: Medical students' values represent an understudied area of research in medical education research. No known studies have investigated how medical students' values change over time from matriculation to graduation. Aim: Values are thought…

Tags: 2010, Borges N J, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Education & Educational Research, Hartung P J, Health Care Sciences & Services, Interests, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Medical teacher, NEOMED College of Medicine, Personality, specialty choice, Students

Personality and medical specialty choice: A literature review and integration

This review examines the literature on personality and medical specialty choice. First, it describes studies categorized by medical specialties that to date have used the same measures: Adjective Check List, California Psychological Inventory,…

Tags: 2002, 5-factor model, Borges N J, Department of Family & Community Medicine, indicator, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Journal of Career Assessment, myers-briggs type, NEOMED College of Medicine, Performance, Personality, perspective, Physicians, Psychology, Residents, Savickas M L, specialty choice, traits

Holland's theory applied to medical specialty choice

The present study tested the hypothesis that medical specialties classified as technique oriented or patient oriented would be distinguished by RIASEC code, with technique-oriented specialists resembling Investigative-Realistic types and…

Tags: 2004, Borges N J, Career Occupational Preference System Inventory, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Holland types, Jones B J, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Journal of Career Assessment, NEOMED College of Medicine, Personality, Physicians, primary care, Psychology, Savickas M L, Selection, specialty choice, Students

Job satisfaction of physicians with congruent versus incongruent specialty choice.

Choosing a specialty within the occupation of medicine is problematic given the number of available specialty choices. A need exists for the development and modification of inventories to be used to help students with selecting a medical specialty.…

Tags: *Career Choice, *Job Satisfaction, *Medicine, *Specialization, 2005, Adult, Borges Nicole J, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Evaluation & the health professions, Female, Gibson Denise D, Humans, Karnani Rajil M, Male, Middle Aged, NEOMED College of Medicine, Predictive Value of Tests

ANTIGENIC-STIMULATION AND MULTIPLE-MYELOMA - A PROSPECTIVE-STUDY

Background. A causal relationship between antigenic conditions and multiple myeloma was suggested by case reports. Although controlled studies identified associations with individual conditions, they failed to give overall support to the hypothesis.…

RELATION OF DEPRESSION TO HOSPITALIZATION OR MORTALITY FROM INJURIES IN THE 1ST NATIONAL-HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (NHANES-I) COHORT

Tags: 1993, American Journal of Epidemiology, Bourguet C C, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Environmental & Occupational Health, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Logue E E, McCord G W, NEOMED College of Medicine, Public

Antigenic stimulation and multiple myeloma. A prospective study.

BACKGROUND: A causal relationship between antigenic conditions and multiple myeloma was suggested by case reports. Although controlled studies identified associations with individual conditions, they failed to give overall support to the hypothesis.…

Evaluation of a screening interview for restless legs syndrome.

OBJECTIVES: We evaluated a fully structured interview for restless legs syndrome (RLS) for potential use in primary care settings and in epidemiological research. METHODS: Seventy-four veterans were recruited at Veterans Affairs outpatient clinics.…

Accuracy and reproducibility of the Johns Hopkins telephone diagnostic instrument for restless legs syndrome

Tags: 2007, Baughman K, Bourguet C C, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, NEOMED College of Medicine, Neurosciences & Neurology, Ober S, Panzner M, sleep, Steiner R

Insomnia and daytime sleepiness: Risk attributable to restless legs syndrome, BMI, smoking, and alcohol among va outpatients

Tags: 2005, American Journal of Epidemiology, Baughman K R, Bourguet C C, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine, Environmental & Occupational Health, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, NEOMED College of Medicine, Ober S K, Public, Shapiro H D, Steiner R P

Work values and job satisfaction of family physicians

Theory and prior research suggest linkages between work values and job satisfaction. The present study examined such linkages in a group of workers in a professional occupation. Family physicians (134 women, 206 men, 88% Caucasian) responded to…

Borderland Biopolitics Public Health and Border Enforcement in Early Twentieth-Century Latinx Fiction

This article situates early twentieth-century Latinx fiction within the intertwined histories of public health and border surveillance along the Rio Grande to reveal a "borderland biopolitics" unique to the US-Mexico border region. Drawing on three…

Tags: 2018, biopolitics, border, Bracken R C, CITIZENSHIP, control, Department of Family & Community Medicine, English Language Notes, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Literature, medicalized nativism, NEOMED College of Medicine, public-health

Influenza and Embodied Sociality in Early Twentieth-Century American Literature

This article reads two early twentieth-century American novels, William Maxwell’s They Came Like Swallows (1937) and Katherine Anne Porter’s Pale Horse, Pale Rider (1939), in relation to the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918–19 and the history of public…

Tags: 2020, American Literary History, american literature, Bracken Rachel Conrad, Department of Family & Community Medicine, embodied sociality, February 2021 List, Influenza, journalArticle, NEOMED College of Medicine

Reading for pandemic: Viral modernism by Elizabeth Outka, New York: Columbia University Press, 2020.

Tags: 2020, Bracken RC, Department of Family & Community Medicine, journalArticle, July 2020 List, NEOMED College of Medicine, The Journal of medical humanities

Reflective Writing about Near-Peer Blogs: A Novel Method for Introducing the Medical Humanities in Premedical Education.

Narrative analysis, creative writing, and interactive reflective writing have been identified as valuable for professional identity formation and resilience among medical and premedical students alike. This study proposes that medical student blogs…

Tags: 2021, blogs, Bracken RC, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Journal of Medical Humanities, journalArticle, Major A, May 2021 List, NARRATIVE medicine, Near-peer learning, NEOMED College of Graduate Studies, NEOMED College of Medicine, Ostherr K, Paul A, Premedical Education, Reflective writing