This week’s article, presented by Jason, takes a look at transitions in Health Professions Education. We all know it can be difficult to adjust to change, but there is also work that suggests experiencing transitions […]

We know physician burnout is real – most physicians have either seen it happen or gone through it themselves. And it has been a frequent topic on the podcast – the co-hosts first addressed it […]

Jon introduces a paper that looks to fidelity of implementation over the lifecycle of an innovation by introducing an alternative model for evaluating the longevity of an innovation: the Eco-Normalization theory. Learn more about it […]

Lara presents a cross sectional study that aims to develop new understandings of professional identify formation (PIF) literature specific to Black/African American physicians by challenging the assumptions made in the dominant PIF literature. Listen here […]

The authors of Linda’s selected article hypothesize that residents’ performance on a situational judgment test (SJT) can predict current and future performance on two criteria: ACGME competencies and the MPA (multisource professionalism assessment). Did their predictions […]