Li Su-Ting T, Smith Sherilyn, Gigante Joseph
Department of Pediatrics, University of California Davis, Sacramento, California 95817, USA.
Teach Learn Med. 2007 Fall;19(4):352-6. doi: 10.1080/10401330701542594.
The Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) recently reinterpreted ED-2, their quantified patient criteria requirement.
The purpose is to describe pediatric clerkship directors' response to ED-2.
We used a survey of U.S. and Canadian pediatric clerkship directors.
Survey response rate was 76% (108/142). The most frequent categories that clerkship directors used to describe quantified patient criteria were age group (77%), organ systems (65%), or symptoms (61%). Computer simulations were the alternative patient experience in 83% of clerkships. Patient logs (90%) and checklists (31%) tracked student completion of ED-2. Thirty-two respondents had an LCME visit since ED-2 was reinterpreted, and 69% reported that LCME had concerns about their clerkships' fulfillment of ED-2. There was no difference in method of ED-2 implementation between schools who were cited by LCME and those who were not.
Clerkship directors have used a variety of approaches to specify and monitor quantified patient criteria.
医学教育联络委员会(LCME)最近重新解释了其量化患者标准要求ED-2。
目的是描述儿科实习主任对ED-2的反应。
我们对美国和加拿大的儿科实习主任进行了一项调查。
调查回复率为76%(108/142)。实习主任用于描述量化患者标准的最常见类别是年龄组(77%)、器官系统(65%)或症状(61%)。在83%的实习中,计算机模拟是替代患者体验。患者日志(90%)和检查表(31%)跟踪学生对ED-2的完成情况。自ED-2被重新解释以来,32名受访者接受了LCME访问,69%的人报告称LCME对他们实习中ED-2的完成情况表示担忧。被LCME引用的学校和未被引用的学校在ED-2实施方法上没有差异。
实习主任采用了多种方法来指定和监测量化患者标准。