Colleen J. Kalynych

Using an Escape Room for Teaching Patient Safety

Thomas Beardsley, Tyler Sevigny, Colleen J. Kalynych

ABSTRACT Background Academic institutions in the United States continue to struggle with increasing the rate of patient safety event reporting by trainees. Objective To describe the development and implementation of 2 escape room cases with the goal of improving resident reporting of …

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Who’s Ready? The Effect of Prior Clinical Experience on Perceived Readiness for Clerkship

David M. Mahan, Shay S Bidani, Vincent Archibald, Deja J Blunt et autres

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Integrating a quality improvement experiential platform into medical student education

Amy Stanley, René Kronlage, Miranda J. Reid, Hannah G Rains et autres

BACKGROUND: The call for quality improvement and patient safety (QI/PS) education has increased at every level of medical education. Here, the authors present a QI/PS experiential platform implemented at the University of Florida College of Medicine (UFCOM). The project established a peer-taught …

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Tuesday’s teaching tips: A spaced education faculty development program regarding evaluation and feedback- it’s more than an email

Colleen J. Kalynych, Elisa Alter Zenni, Janice Hanson

Faculty development is a critical component of strengthening faculty teaching skills; however, multiple barriers persist globally to faculty participating. We created a faculty development program utilizing spaced education strategies and Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning (CTML) techniques to deliver skills-based content regarding …

CHaMP: A Model for Building a Center to Support Health Care Worker Well-Being After Experiencing an Adverse Event

Mark S. McIntosh, CYNTHIA WILSON GARVAN, Colleen J. Kalynych, Elise M. Fallucco et autres

Tuesday's Teaching Tips—Evaluation and Feedback: A Spaced Education Strategy for Faculty Development

Colleen J. Kalynych, Linda R. Edwards, Denise West, Charity Snodgrass et autres

Introduction: The AGGME requires faculty to participate annually in faculty development sessions. Barriers to this requirement include faculty having a lack of time and not perceiving benefits to participating. Effective evaluation and feedback are integral to resident training. Faculty often feel ill …

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Nine years of pediatric gunshot wounds: A descriptive analysis

Grant Woodruff, Lilly Palmer, Emily Fontane, Colleen J. Kalynych et autres

Pediatric firearm violence carries significant morbidity and mortality. Studies targeting children ≤14 years are limited. Our goal was to study the distribution and determinants of GSWs in the pediatric population. We performed a retrospective review of children ≤14 years presenting with GSWs …

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Development of a Longitudinal Research Curriculum for Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship

Ankita Taneja, Todd Wylie, Colleen J. Kalynych, Haytham Helmi et autres

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Comparing Pain Intensity Using the Numeric Rating Scale and Defense and Veterans Pain Rating Scale in Patients Revisiting the Emergency Department

Sophia Sheikh, Jennifer Noel Fishe, Ashley Booth Norse, Morgan Henson et autres

Objective To determine the relationship between Numeric Rating Scale (NRS) and Defense and Veterans Pain Rating Scale (DVPRS) as pain intensity measures, we compared pain scores to sociodemographic and treatment data in patients revisiting the emergency department (ED). Methods After Institutional Review …

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Tuesdays Are Great for Teaching Tips: A Spaced Education Strategy for Faculty Development

Colleen J. Kalynych, Linda R. Edwards, Denise West, Charity Snodgrass et autres

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Opioid Overdose Risk in Patients Returning to the Emergency Department for Pain

Sophia Sheikh, Ashley Booth-Norse, David C. Holden, Morgan Henson et autres

OBJECTIVE: Using the Risk Index for Overdose or Serious Opioid-induced Respiratory Depression (CIP-RIOSORD) in patients returning to the emergency department (ED) for pain and discharged with an opioid prescription, we assessed overall opioid overdose risk and compared risk in opioid naive patients …

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Lipid intensive drug therapy for sepsis pilot: A Bayesian phase I clinical trial

Faheem W. Guirgis, Lauren Page Black, Elizabeth DeVos, Morgan Henson et autres

OBJECTIVES: Cholesterol may be protective in sepsis. Patients with early sepsis may have critically low cholesterol levels that are associated with poor outcomes. The study objective was to test the safety of a fish oil-containing lipid injectable emulsion for stabilizing early cholesterol …

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