Search Results - "Boateng, Beatrice A"

High-Fidelity Hybrid Simulation of Allergic Emergencies Demonstrates Improved Preparedness for Office Emergencies in Pediatric Allergy Clinics by Kennedy, Joshua L., MD, Jones, Stacie M., MD, Porter, Nicholas, DO, White, Marjorie L., MD, Gephardt, Grace, MEd, Hill, Travis, BA, Cantrell, Mary, MA, Nick, Todd G., PhD, Melguizo, Maria, MS, Smith, Chris, MD, Boateng, Beatrice A., PhD, Perry, Tamara T., MD, Scurlock, Amy M., MD, Thompson, Tonya M., MD, MA

“…Background Simulation models that used high-fidelity mannequins have shown promise in medical education, particularly for cases in which the event is uncommon…”
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How can we ease the social isolation of underrepresented minority students? by Boateng, Beatrice A, Thomas, Billy

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Evaluating Evidence-Based Practice Knowledge and Beliefs Through the e-Learning EBP Academy by Green, Angela, Jeffs, Debra A, Boateng, Beatrice A, Lowe, Gary R, Walden, Marlene

“…This research examined evidence-based practice (EBP) knowledge and beliefs before and after a 3-month e-learning program was implemented to build EBP capacity…”
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Beyond the common metrics: Expanding the impact of the KL2 mentored career development program using alternative impact assessment frameworks by Boateng, Beatrice A, Indelicato, Nia, Fischer, Ellen P, Delgado, Pedro L, Aitken, Mary E, James, Laura P

“…While the Common Metrics for career development seek information on the impact of the consortium in the training and retention of translational researchers,…”
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Improving resident self-efficacy in pediatric palliative care through clinical simulation by Brown, Carrie M, Lloyd, E Christopher, Swearingen, Christopher J, Boateng, Beatrice A

“…Pediatric residents have limited training and practice experience with palliative care. This study examined whether clinical simulation improved resident…”
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Adolescent Health Care and the Trainee: Roles of Self-Efficacy, Standardized Patients, and an Adolescent Medicine Rotation by Woods, Jennifer L, Pasold, Tracie L, Boateng, Beatrice A, Hensel, Devon J

“…PURPOSEPediatric residents often cite a lack of confidence with adolescents owing to minimal exposure during training. Self-efficacy has been evaluated in a…”
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The Use of a Parent Support Group in the Outpatient Treatment of Children and Adolescents With Eating Disorders by Pasold, Tracie L., Boateng, Beatrice A., Portilla, Maria G.

“…Our objective was to measure parents' level of satisfaction and perceived benefits gained from participating in a parent support group as part of an outpatient…”
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69. Medical Student Self-Efficacy: Changes Over Time and Relationship to Communication and Knowledge by Woods, Jennifer L., MD, Pasold, Tracie L., PhD, Boateng, Beatrice A., PhD, Hensel, Devon J., PhD

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Underrepresented minorities and the health professions pipeline by Boateng, Beatrice A, Thomas, Billy R

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Medical student self-efficacy, knowledge and communication in adolescent medicine by Woods, Jennifer L, Pasold, Tracie L, Boateng, Beatrice A, Hense, Devon J

“…To evaluate student self-efficacy, knowledge and communication with teen issues and learning activities. Data were collected during the 8-week pediatric…”
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Medical Student Self-Efficacy With Adolescent Gynecological Issues: Knowledge, Communication and Standardized Patients by Woods, Jennifer L., MD, MS, Pasold, Tracie L., PhD, Boateng, Beatrice A., PhD, Hensel, Devon J., PhD

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Tele-education: linking educators with learners via distance technology by Smith, Christopher E, Fontana-Chow, Karen, Boateng, Beatrice A, Azzie, Georges, Pietrolungo, Lara, Cheng-Tsallis, Agnes, Golding, Fraser, Tallett, Susan

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The development of a competency-based assessment rubric to measure resident milestones by Boateng, Beatrice A, Bass, Lanessa D, Blaszak, Richard T, Farrar, Henry C

“…The outcomes-based assessment rubric is a novel systematic instrument for documenting improvement in clinical learning. This article describes the development…”
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