This post courtesy of Anne Taylor-Vaisey: Every year JAMA's first September issue is devoted to medical education. This year is no exception. Here is a sampling of titles:
Neurobehavioral Performance of Residents After Heavy Night Call vs After Alcohol Ingestion
Comparison of the Instructional Efficacy of Internet-Based CME With Live Interactive CME Workshops: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Costs and Funding for Published Medical Education Research
Resident Physicians‘ Preparedness to Provide Cross-Cultural Care
Effects of Work Hour Reduction on Residents‘ Lives: A Systematic Review
Educational Programs in US Medical Schools, 2004-2005
US Graduate Medical Education, 2004-2005: Trends in Primary Care Specialties
Reforming Graduate Medical Education
Separate and Equitable Promotion Tracks for Clinician-Educators
Medical Education 2005: From Allegory to Bull Moose [editorial]
