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Just published! Preparedness of Residents and Medical Students for the Transition to Competence by Design in Diagnostic Radiology Post‑Graduate Medical Education
Posted by Angie Kinsman on
September 9, 2022
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Dr. Jessica L. Dobson, Nuclear Medicine Resident, has published a new article!
Preparedness of Residents and Medical Students for the Transition to Competence by Design in Diagnostic Radiology Post-Graduate Medical Education
Helena Bentley, Juvel Lee, Alanna Supersad, Hang Yu, Jessica L. Dobson, Scott A. Wong, Matthew Stewart, Sri Sannihita Vatturi, Kiana Lebel, Priscila Crivellaro, Aline D. Khatchikian, Cameron J. Hague, Jana Taylor, and Linda Probyn.
Published in the Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal, September 2022.
"This needs assessment evaluated residents’ and medical students’ knowledge of Competence by Design (CBD), perceived benefits of and challenges or barriers to the transition to CBD for residents, and perceived overall preparedness for the transition to CBD in diagnostic radiology. ... " Read more.
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