Medical students and metrics: Seven techniques for a win-win situation

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Background: The authors present seven winning strategies for maintaining a rich academic environment for learners while working in a busy emergency department with expected productivity metrics. Methods: This is a descriptive paper based on existing literature and on the authors' experience. Results: Winning strategies to improve ED throughput while also supporting the mission of medical education and improving the learning environment for students include the following: (1) attending first, (2) provider in triage, (3) mobile workstations, (4) patient education, (5) bedside patient presentations, (6) dedicated teaching resident, and (7) thoughtful scheduling. Conclusions: The authors present seven practical strategies that are portable to many settings.

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MacIntosh, T., Lebowitz, D. C., & Ganti, L. (2019). Medical students and metrics: Seven techniques for a win-win situation. International Journal of Emergency Medicine, 12(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12245-019-0230-2

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