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ABSTRACT: Background
Busy environments, like the emergency department (ED), require teachers to develop instructional strategies for coaching trainees to function within these same environments. Few studies have documented the strategies used by emergency physician (EP)-teachers within these busy, chaotic environments, instead emphasizing teaching in more predictable environments such as the outpatient clinic, hospital wards, or operating room. The authors sought to discover what strategies EP-teachers were using and what trainees recalled experiencing when learning to handle these unpredictable, overcrowded, complex, multipatient environments.Method
An interpretive description study was conducted at multiple teaching hospitals affiliated with McMaster University from July 2014 to Ma
SUBMITTER: Chan TM
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6457384 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature