Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8804654 | The Spine Journal | 2017 | 30 Pages |
Abstract
The results of this study highlighted significant shortcomings in the completeness of the interns' spine history and physical examination, and the accuracy and completeness oftheir EMR note. The study provides a valuable exercise for evaluating residents in a multifaceted, multi-milestone manner that more accurately documents residents' clinical strengths and weaknesses. The study demonstrates that orthopedic residents require further instruction on the complexities of the spinal examination. It validates a need for increased systemic support for improving resident documentation through comprehensive education and evaluation modules.
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Authors
Jack M. BS, John L. MD, PhD, Kenneth A. MD, Donna P. MD,