Examines whether wellness curricula reduce burnout and depression in U.S. medical students, comparing skills programs and structural reforms with evidence.
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Discover why most residency wellness curricula fall short, which system-level interventions reduce burnout, and how programs can make real change.
Do wellness curricula improve Step scores? Analyze the data on USMLE performance, confounding variables, and burnout's impact on recall.
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Mindfulness in Medicine
Cost-Benefit Analysis: Funding Mindfulness Curricula in GME Programs
Analyze cost-benefit of mindfulness curricula in GME: quantify resident burnout, turnover, medical errors, and ROI to justify $30-70K/year investment.
Medical School Mental Health
Burnout in Medical Students: What the Latest Multi-School Data Reveals
New multi-school data show medical student burnout affects 40-65% and links to exam schedules, grading, and curriculum, learn evidence-based fixes to survive.
Surviving First Year
Is Suffering a Badge of Honor in Med School? What the Evidence Says
Evidence-based take on med school suffering: learn how burnout and chronic stress harm medical students' performance and what improves learning and well-being.
Student Organizations
Unlocking Medical Success: How AMSA Enriches Your Hidden Curriculum
Discover how AMSA prepares medical students for success by enhancing the hidden curriculum through advocacy, wellness, and vital skills for your medical career.
Surviving First Year
Everything You Need to Know About Surviving Peer Professionalism Reviews in M1
Flagged for professionalism in M1? Navigate peer review protocols, protect your MSPE, and transform early feedback into lasting resilience.
Residency Program Red Flags
How Many ACGME Citations Are Too Many for a Safe Residency Program?
Understand when ACGME citations are dangerous: identify patterns, high-risk citation types, and questions to vet residency program safety.
Medical School Life
Myth vs Reality: Does Showing Up 30 Minutes Early on Rounds Boost Your Grade?
Does arriving 30 minutes early on rounds improve your evaluation? Learn why punctuality matters, but usefulness earns better clinical grades.