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Feedback matters but are there differences in the assessment comments received by women and men residents? We explored this in 2 studies out now in @BioMedCentral MedEd. Let’s explore the findings. (1/8)
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A new study finds women residents had lower scores initially but greater gains in “hard skill” (MK, PC, and PBLI) than in “soft skill” (ICS and PROF) competencies, suggesting #assessment inequities: ow.ly/5tMF50TMOWe. #MedEd #WomenInMedicine @RKleinMD @GenderEquityMed
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Work by @GenderEquityMed team of @RKleinMD
@NnekaUfereMD @SAlbaNguyenMD @drwendysimon
@SimerjotJ @kathy_julian @annavolerman @ekdsnyder J Koch, A Millard, B Uthlaut, K Palamara
Special thanks to @macyfoundation for support for these works and those that helped facilitate this work
@YoonSooPark2 A Kumar BA White @MGHInstHPEd
@EmoryDeptofMed @uvaimr @ucsdim @DOM_UCLA
@uabimres #UCIMR @UCSFDOM @UCSFDGIM
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Hi, ER Doc here.
RT if you’ve ever done CPR on someone and they survived.
Trying to prove something.
Voted this morning in ATL. Big thanks to the folks working the voting sites. Heroes.
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Twisted our findings to fit his views so have no trust in his synthesis of any evidence.
UpToDate has a racism problem. Its name is Dr. Stanley Goldfarb statnews.com/2022/10/17/upto… via @statnews
