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AEM Education and Training|July 28, 2018
Clinical Cadavers as a Simulation Resource for Procedural LearningGeorge Kovacs, Richard Levitan, Rob SandeskiAEM Education and Training|April 23, 2019
Identifying and Transmitting the Culture of Emergency Medicine Through SimulationEve Purdy, Charlotte Alexander, Melissah Caughley, et al.AEM Education and Training|April 23, 2019
Attitudes, Behavior, and Comfort of Emergency Medicine Residents in Caring for LGBT Patients: What Do We Know?Joel Moll, Paul Krieger, Sheryl L Heron, et al.AEM Education and Training|April 23, 2019
The Impact of Video Laryngoscopy on the Clinical Learning Environment of Emergency Medicine Residents: A Report of 14,313 IntubationsDerek L Monette, Calvin A Brown, Justin L Benoit, et al.AEM Education and Training|April 23, 2019
Window to the Unknown: Using Storytelling to Identify Learning Needs for the Intrinsic Competencies Within an Online Needs AssessmentEric K Tseng, David Jo, Andrew W Shih, et al.AEM Education and Training|April 4, 2022
Meeting expectations: An exploration of academic emergency medicine faculty experiences and preferences in the virtual meeting environment by age, gender and parental statusKatja Goldflam, Ian C Crichton, Ryan F Coughlin, et al.AEM Education and Training|April 4, 2022
"I just assume they don't know that I'm the doctor": Gender bias and professional identity development of women residentsTaylor Stavely, Bisan A Salhi, Michelle D Lall, et al.AEM Education and Training|February 1, 2021
Faculty-lead Opinions on Workplace-based Methods for Graduated Managerial Teaching (FLOW MGMT): A National Cross-sectional Survey of Canadian Emergency Medicine Lead EducatorsAlexander Chorley, Arthur Welsher, Alim Pardhan, et al.AEM Education and Training|February 1, 2021
Emergency Medicine Residents With Higher Levels of Debt Are Less Likely to Choose Academic Jobs, but There Is a Difference by GenderJoshua J Baugh, Steven Lai, Kelly Williamson, et al.AEM Education and Training|February 1, 2021
Learner Perceptions of Electronic End-of-shift Evaluations on An Emergency Medicine ClerkshipJose V Nable, Rahul Bhat, Jacob Isserman, et al.Pageof 84