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  • Professional development is crucial but challenging in residency training.
  • Residency programs require structured support for academic skill-building and mentorship.

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  • To establish resident academies (scholarly homes) to enhance professional development.
  • To foster academic skills, improve mentorship, and build community among residents.

Main Methods:

  • Implementation of resident academies as dedicated scholarly homes.
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Main Results:

  • Resident academies provide a framework for developing academic skills.
  • Enhanced mentorship opportunities and a stronger sense of community were observed.

Conclusions:

  • Resident academies are an effective model for promoting professional development in residency.
  • Scholarly homes can successfully cultivate academic skills, mentorship, and community.