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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Creating An Internal Model of the Brain, on the site Brain Exploration 3 years ago

    In medical education, 3D graphics delivered on a 2D display are often used to teach 3-dimensional anatomy. This method is more efficient than textbooks 1 and standard 2D objects 2–4. Our navigable 3D brain m […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, New Update – Food Fight V 1.1 Released!, on the site Food Fight 3 years ago

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 7/1/2019

    Updated Game Available In The Oculus Store
    Reject unhealthy foods & defeat the Food Goblin in your life!
    [Chapel Hill, NC – July 1, 2019] – Health Impact Studios announces the […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Assess Burnout With 2 Questions?, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    Can a simple screening tool with just 2 questions identify burnout? A 2012 study by Dyrbye et al. investigates if two questions can provide an adequate assessment of emotional exhaustion and depersonalization […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, What Works For Burnout Intervention?, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    Burnout is a growing problem among medical students and professionals. A number of burnout interventions exist, but sadly a recent review found few successes. Clough et al. completed a comprehensive review of […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Is This Burnout Intervention Helping?, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    How do we know if an intervention to address burnout is useful? In creating interventions to assist with burnout, it is important to assess satisfaction and the acceptability of those interventions. High […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Economics of Burnout Interventions, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    Addressing burnout is profitable! In a world emphasizing profit, perhaps economic benefits should be one of the main arguments for promoting burnout interventions. Without such an argument, leaders of the field […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Burnout and Exercise – Get Moving, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    Take the time to build your physical strength and stamina. That’s what a recent study of medical students by Dyrbye et al. advocates. The researchers looked at how much medical students employ aerobic exercise a […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Surgeons and Alcohol Use, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    The public is becoming increasingly aware of the risk of burnout in physicians, as seen in this Nov 30th NBC news segment. This report gets into the demands on time that many physicians experience, balancing p […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Simple Screen for Burnout, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    The Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) is a great research tool, as it tracks burnout over a long period of time. However, this time-intensive commitment also limits its ability to be used across entire […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Moving Beyond Burnout Measures To Fulfillment, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    Most assessments of physician functioning focus on burnout and use measures that identify burnout. To get a more comprehensive understanding of how someone is doing, assessing parameters other than burnout is […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Career Regret – Why Did I Go Into Medicine?, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    The missing piece of the burnout puzzle may be career regret. Much is written about emotional exhaustion and depersonalization, and as previously discussed, the scales potentially miss the third aspect of burnout […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Binge Drinking in Medical School…Really?, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    Over 1/3rd if medical students binge drank in the past two weeks, according to a study by Ayala, et al. who were using the definition of consuming five or more drinks in one sitting.
    Binge drinking in medical […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Medical Student Alcohol Use Higher Than Peers, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    Is alcohol your solution for stress management? Stress, burnout, and alcohol use in medical school are common. In fact, alcohol use is more common than you might expect. Is there a connection? That is, does b […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Pick a Specialty – Any Specialty, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    Deciding what specialty to pursue is a key decision. It will impact your entire medical career. Although updates are possible, and you can punt by going into internal medicine and further specializing later, […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Diagnostic Uncertainty and Burnout, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    Making a diagnosis is challenging and stressful. The goal is to be perfect and to do it quickly. These two rarely go together. These challenges introduce a burden and stress that can lead to burnout, most often […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Be Prepared for Medical Mistakes, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    The topic of medical mistakes brings fear into the hearts of physicians. Alongside images of lawyers and angry patients is the weight of guilt and self-doubt. That fear can contribute to burnout and emphasize the […]

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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Stress in Medical School, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    At times, it may seem there is no end to the stresses of medical school. In addition to academic stress, the stress of developing clinical skills and working in an unfamiliar environment can be overwhelming.
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    Bradley Tanner wrote a new post, Burnout in Different Residency Specialties, on the site Clinical Encounters: Medical School 3 years ago

    What specialty do you want to go into? As a 3rd year medical student, a tough decision awaits. Are you passionate about a certain area of medicine? Has your focus changed since you started medical school? What if […]

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