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Was it all worth it? A graduating resident perspective on CBME.

Portia KalunHeather BraundNatalie McGuireLaura McEwenStephen M MannJessica TrierKaren W SchultzRachel CurtisAndrew McGuireIan PereiraJ Damon Dagnone
Published in: Medical teacher (2024)
Residents graduating from CBME training programs offered a balanced perspective, including criticism and recognition of the potential value of CBME when implemented as intended. Their experiences provide a better understanding of residents' needs within CBME curricula, including greater balance and flexibility within programs of assessment and curricula. Many challenges that residents faced with CBME could be alleviated by greater accountability at program, institutional, and national levels. We conclude with actionable recommendations for addressing residents' needs in CBME.
Keyphrases
  • quality improvement
  • public health
  • mental health
  • patient safety
  • clinical practice
  • medical education