
doi: 10.6083/bpxhc42976
OHSU internal medicine residents have limited exposure to their practice data, an ACGME requirement and an important part of resident education. On inpatient rotations, residents do not have a structured activity in which they can compare their own practice to evidence-based guidelines. In order to address this gap, we developed a structured resident huddle. Our goal is to use resident huddle to: 1) show inpatient medicine teams, 2) give residents an opportunity to create targeted goals to improve their practice based on identified evidence-based metrics, 3) deliver educational didactics to provide clinical context to these metrics.
Education, Medical, Physicians, curriculum innovation, Curriculum, Quality Improvement
Education, Medical, Physicians, curriculum innovation, Curriculum, Quality Improvement
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