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Confidential Testing of Cardiac Examination Competency in Cardiology and Noncardiology Faculty and Trainees: A Multicenter Study by Vukanovic‐Criley, Jasminka M., Hovanesyan, Arsen, Criley, Stuart Ross, Ryan, Thomas J., Plotnick, Gary, Mankowitz, Keith, Conti, C. Richard, Criley, John Michael

“…Background: Many reported studies of medical trainees and physicians have demonstrated major deficiencies in correctly identifying heart sounds and murmurs,…”
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A 51-Year-Old Man With Recurrent Bacteremia and Acute Neurologic Symptoms After Being Treated for Presumptive Endocarditis by Lalezari, David, MD, Criley, Jasminka M., MD, FHM, Kapoor, Nikhil, MD, Choi, Chester, MD, Stein, Alexander, MD

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Using Virtual Patients to Improve Cardiac Examination Competency in Medical Students by Vukanovic‐Criley, Jasminka M., Boker, John R., Criley, Stuart R., Rajagopalan, Shobita, Criley, John Michael

“…Background Cardiac examination (CE) skills are in decline. Most prior studies employed audio recordings, evaluating only one aspect of CE (i.e., auscultation)…”
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Activities of daily living: Ah, that fall by Vukanovic-Criley, Jasminka M.

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Perspectives from the other side of the ocean: A Croatian hospital experience by Vukanovic-Criley, Jasminka M.

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Competency in cardiac examination skills in medical students, trainees, physicians, and faculty: a multicenter study by Vukanovic-Criley, Jasminka M, Criley, Stuart, Warde, Carole Marie, Boker, John R, Guevara-Matheus, Lempira, Churchill, Winthrop Hallowell, Nelson, William P, Criley, John Michael

“…Cardiac examination is an essential aspect of the physical examination. Previous studies have shown poor diagnostic accuracy, but most used audio recordings,…”
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Innovative web-based multimedia curriculum improves cardiac examination competency of residents by Criley, Jasminka M., Keiner, Jennifer, Boker, John R., Criley, Stuart R., Warde, Carole M.

“…BACKGROUND: Proper diagnosis of cardiac disorders is a core competency of internists. Yet numerous studies have documented that the cardiac examination (CE)…”
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Hydrochlorothiazide-Induced Noncardiogenic Pulmonary Edema by Darwish, Omar S., MS, DO, Criley, Jasminka, MD

“…Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ)-induced pulmonary disease has been described as either an allergic interstitial pneumonitis or a cause of noncardiogenic pulmonary…”
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