Implementing a successful journal club in an anesthesiology residency program

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Abstract

Journal clubs are an integral element of residency training. We report the successful implementation of a monthly structured journal club in our anesthesia residency program. Based on resident surveys before and one year after its start, the journal club led to a significantly higher confidence in how to critically appraise literature and present a manuscript. The journal club also improved the residents' ability to search the literature and their statistical knowledge, skills that are essential in the practice of evidence-based medicine. We describe key features that may aid other training programs in organizing a stimulating an educational and sustainable journal club. © 2013 Pitner ND et al.

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Pitner, N. D., Fox, C. A., & Riess, M. L. (2013). Implementing a successful journal club in an anesthesiology residency program. F1000Research, 2. https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.2-15.v1

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