2022
DOI: 10.1002/jhm.12848
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Characteristics and impact of bedside procedure services in the United States: A systematic review

Abstract: Background: Bedside procedure services are increasingly employed within internal medicine departments to meet clinical needs and improve trainee education.Published literature on these largely comprises single-center studies; an updated systematic review is needed to synthesize available data.Purpose: This review examined published literature on the structure and function of bedside procedure services and their impact on clinical and educational outcomes (PROSPERO ID: 192466). Data Sources: Using the Preferred… Show more

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“…The structure and curricular components of our MPS are similar to other attending physician–led MPS’s with respect to availability during weekdays and business hours only, types of procedures performed, and inclusion of both didactic and simulation-based training methods. 1 , 3 , 15 – 18 However, a chief resident–led MPS is a novel approach to overcome the limited availability of experienced attending physicians who can serve as proceduralists to establish an MPS. Our unique staffing model may allow other IM residency programs to gain the potential benefits of creating an MPS which include improvements in procedural volume, patient throughput, procedural education of trainees, and healthcare costs.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The structure and curricular components of our MPS are similar to other attending physician–led MPS’s with respect to availability during weekdays and business hours only, types of procedures performed, and inclusion of both didactic and simulation-based training methods. 1 , 3 , 15 – 18 However, a chief resident–led MPS is a novel approach to overcome the limited availability of experienced attending physicians who can serve as proceduralists to establish an MPS. Our unique staffing model may allow other IM residency programs to gain the potential benefits of creating an MPS which include improvements in procedural volume, patient throughput, procedural education of trainees, and healthcare costs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since first described in 2004 1 , several institutions have implemented a medical procedure service (MPS) to improve timeliness of procedures and standardize training of procedures for internal medicine (IM) residents. 2 , 3 With the traditional MPS model, residents perform non-urgent bedside procedures under the supervision of an attending physician. 3 However, a critical barrier to starting an MPS has been a lack of experienced attending physicians with expertise in ultrasound-guided procedures.…”
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“…The systematic review by Nandan et al in this issue of the Journal of Hospital Medicine captures the current state of evidence in support of establishing a dedicated bedside procedure service 3 . While the current data support the role of bedside procedure service in the education of internal medicine residents, data provide limited support for important clinical outcomes.…”
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