urology residents
Trends in the training of female urology residents in Canada
... to urology commonly cited that the mix of medicine and surgery, the diversity of procedures, and clinical exposure to the field as main reasons why they were interested in pursuing a career in ...in ...
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CanMEDS scholars: A national survey on urology residents’ attitudes towards research during training
... of urology residents, but also further underscores one of their stated barriers to fulsome participation — the lack of time to devote to ...the residents were to write their Canadian certifi- cation ...
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Evaluation of inter professional communication and leadership skills among graduating Canadian urology residents
... graduating urology residents scored themselves high- er on self-awareness ...among residents and PDs, with residents reporting higher agreement and PDs reporting lower ...to residents ...
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CanMEDS scholars: A national survey on urology residents’ attitudes towards research during training
... of residents would be more inclined to do research if there was more time set aside for ...graduating residents from the top 50 urology programs in the US and found that publication output greatly ...
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Status of robotic assisted surgery among Canadian urology residents
... Canadian urology residents in postgraduate years one through five at each of the 10 anglophone programs were contacted by email and asked to participate in an online ...anglophone urology programs in ...
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A new wave of urologists? Graduating urology residents’ practices of and attitudes toward social media
... to residents, including modeling of preceptors’ behavior and SoMe teaching received, were not ...graduating urology residents from 2012 to 2016; thus, the results may not be representative of all ...
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A new wave of urologists? Graduating urology residents’ practices of and attitudes toward social media
... to residents, including modeling of preceptors’ behaviour and SoMe teaching received, were not ...graduating urology residents from 2012–2016; thus, the results may not be representative of all past, ...
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Evaluation of inter professional communication and leadership skills among graduating Canadian urology residents
... graduating urology residents or PDs to evaluate the surveys as a feedback ...like urology, the sample size for survey studies is going to be relatively ...the residents and 54% from ...chief ...
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Analgesic prescribing habits and patterns of Canadian chief urology residents: A national survey
... PGY-5 urology residents participating in QUEST were invited to complete our survey; 32 responses were collected, resulting in a response rate of ...the residents thought their training in managing ...
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Widespread use of internet, applications, and social media in the professional life of urology residents
... 143 urology residents after all program direc- tors had been ...721 urology residents via the mailing list of the German Society of Residents in Urology and the German Society of ...
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Trends in the training of female urology residents in Canada
... to urology has increased over the past two ...to urology has increase over the past two decades, although this trend was not statistically ...to urology (2012 ‒ 2015) indicates that nearly ...
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Exposure to radiation and medical oncology training: A survey of Canadian urology residents and fellows
... providing urology residents and fellows with a more comprehensive exposure to the non-surgical treatment modalities for prostate cancer has the potential to improve the decision making process for patients ...
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Attitudes of graduating Canadian urology residents on the job market: Is it getting better or are we just spinning our wheels?
... This is compared to the total of 70 graduates in the com- bined 2010/2011 and 2016/2017 cohorts (four-year period only) who desired to practice at academic centres. These academic centres in large part also represent the ...
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Attitudes of graduating Canadian urology residents on the job market: Is it getting better or are we just spinning our wheels?
... The majority of graduates in the 2010/2011 and 2016/2017 cohorts wanted to practice in large cities (population >500,000), with 5-10 urology partners, at academic centres. According to the CMA, only 29% of ...
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Urology residents on call: Investigating the workload and relevance of calls
... by urology residents represent a significant work ...otolaryngology residents evaluating the in-home on- call ...determine residents' perception of these ...by urology residents ...
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Study habits of Canadian urology residents: Implications for development of a competence by design curriculum
... attitudes residents are expected to achieve will serve as the focus of learning ...care, residents are expected to master a large body of factual knowledge during their ...
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Exposure to radiation and medical oncology training: A survey of Canadian urology residents and fellows
... In order to the gain further understanding of the knowledge acquired by the trainees, we asked specific questions about common urologic oncology sce- narios. Fig. 3 shows an example of two scenarios, where ...
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Fellow or foe: the impact of fellowship training programs on the education of Canadian urology residents
... of Urology at the University of Toronto (22 faculty members, 13 fellows and 17 residents) were voluntarily and anonymously administered a 12-question survey designed to highlight attitudes regarding ...
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Urology residents on call: Investigating the workload and relevance of calls
... Results: A total of 460 calls were recorded on 97 on-call days in two on-call lists. There was a mean of 3.5 (median 3, range 0 ‒ 12) calls per weeknight and 7.7 (median 6, range 0 ‒ 23) calls per week- end full day. ...
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Evolving attitudes toward robotic surgery among Canadian urology residents
... training residents to meet the healthcare needs of the diverse Canadian population, programs are expected to produce graduates competent to perform general urologi- cal surgeries in either the academic or ...
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