#medical-training

#medical-training

Coaching inexperienced clinicians shortly before high-stakes medical procedures can improve performance and patient outcomes.

Women and those with breasts receive less CPR and have lower survival rates after cardiac arrest compared to men, partly due to training bias.

Physicians often lack adequate training in nutrition, impacting their ability to give dietary advice.

Physician CEOs possess unique skills that enhance their effectiveness in managing health systems, leveraging unbiased analysis, and structured thinking.

Blind women trained as medical tactile examiners can identify early-stage breast cancer more effectively than standard medical methods.

Being a doctor with mental health challenges can be difficult, addressing personal struggles openly is essential for change and better support.

The Department of Health and Human Services is reinforcing the need for written, informed consent for sensitive medical examinations in training institutions.