居民教育与健康:应对未来流行病的策略。

Samuel L Posey, Josef E Jolissaint, Aaron M Brandt, Rachel B Seymour, Stephen H Sims, Joseph R Hsu, Joshua C Patt, Brian P Scannell
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2019冠状病毒病(COVID-19)大流行对现代医疗体系和医疗培训提出了新的挑战。资源分配和风险缓解极大地影响了住院医师培训。本文的目的是制定新的策略,以维持一个健康,称职的住院医师计划,同时打击住院医师教育和健康的独特挑战。2020年,我院实行三班制循环。“住院团队”提供直接护理,“后备团队”和“隔离团队”分别管理远程医疗虚拟诊所和教育健康战略。我们的3团队系统在优化住院医师教育、研究和健康的同时,提供安全、高质量的患者护理。技术的有效利用不仅改善了医院外的虚拟教育,而且在社交距离限制的情况下,也带来了有意的健康机会。在这次大流行中,对患者护理、教育、研究和健康的虚拟平台的利用是必要的,但也代表了持久改善的机会。[j] .外科骨科进展,31(3):150-154,2022。
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Resident Education and Wellness: A Strategy for Future Pandemics.

The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic presented a novel challenge to modern healthcare systems and medical training. Resource allocation and risk mitigation dramatically affected resident training. The objective of this article is to develop new strategies to maintain a healthy, competent residency program while combating the unique challenges to resident education and wellness. In 2020, our institution implemented a revolving 3-Team system. While the "Inpatient-Team" delivered direct care, the "Back-up Team" and "Quarantine-Team" managed the telemedicine virtual clinic and education-wellness strategy, respectively. Our 3-Team system allowed delivery of safe, high-quality patient care while optimizing resident education, research, and wellness. The efficient use of technology led to both improved virtual education outside of the hospital and intentional wellness opportunities despite social distancing restrictions. Utilization of virtual platforms for patient care, education, research, and wellness grew out of necessity in this pandemic, yet represent an opportunity for lasting improvement. (Journal of Surgical Orthopaedic Advances 31(3):150-154, 2022).

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