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Managing emotionally charged conversations between faculty and residents: a skill-building workshop
Agatha Parks-Savage1, Amelia Wallace1, Cynthia P Cadieux1
1Eastern Virginia Medical School.
This study offers practical guidance for conducting difficult conversations with residents about remediation or dismissal. The developed workshop aims to equip faculty with essential skills for managing these challenging discussions effectively.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education
- Professional Development
Background:
- Challenging discussions regarding resident remediation, probation, or dismissal lack practical guidance.
- Faculty require support in managing confrontational conversations with trainees.
Purpose of the Study:
- To offer practical assistance for conducting difficult conversations with residents.
- To develop a workshop to aid faculty in managing challenging trainee discussions.
Main Methods:
- Literature review
- Surveys
- Workshop development
- Role-playing exercises
Main Results:
- A workshop was developed to guide faculty in conducting challenging conversations.
- The workshop includes role-playing opportunities for skill practice.
Conclusions:
- The workshop's development is ongoing.
- Initial feedback highlights the workshop's importance and applicability for faculty.
- The resource aids faculty in managing challenging or confrontational conversations with residents.
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