Impact of Rounding Setting on the Quality of Medical Trainee Experience

Medical students overall identified more positive aspects of bedside rounding, particularly in regard to its potential to introduce opportunities for teaching or improved patient care. These findings may help institutions develop guidelines and faculty development practices for improving learner receptivity and engagement with bedside rounds.

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Southern Medical Journal
Published
2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.14423/smj.0000000000001913
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Impact of Rounding Setting on the Quality of Medical Trainee Experience

Kain Kim, Sarah Joseph, Hanna Freedman, James Pennoyer
Southern Medical Journal
Innovations in Medical Education
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Impact of Rounding Setting on the Quality of Medical Trainee Experience

Kain Kim, Sarah Joseph, Hanna Freedman, James Pennoyer
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Abstract

Medical students overall identified more positive aspects of bedside rounding, particularly in regard to its potential to introduce opportunities for teaching or improved patient care. These findings may help institutions develop guidelines and faculty development practices for improving learner receptivity and engagement with bedside rounds.

Southern Medical JournalVol. 118(12)
Massachusetts General Hospital (US), University of Virginia (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 51%
Innovations in Medical Education
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