Hospitalist Physicians as Educators in a Community Hospital: The Trainee’s View

Pediatric hospitalists in academic residency programs have unique opportunities to significantly affect the education of medical students and residents. This study validates and expands on prior studies of the qualities and skills needed to be a successful hospitalist educator. Researchers and educators designing faculty development programs to train more successful hospitalist educators may wish to target these qualities and skills as well as the differences in medical student and resident needs.

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Hospitalist Physicians as Educators in a Community Hospital: The Trainee’s View

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Hospitalistsʼ Involvement in Pediatrics Training: Perspectives From Pediatric Residency Program and Clerkship Directors

Hospitalistsʼ Involvement in Pediatrics Training: Perspectives From Pediatric Residency Program and Clerkship Directors

The Qualities and Skills of Exemplary Pediatric Hospitalist Educators: A Qualitative Study

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