Search Results - "D Baldwin, Jr"

Hypoglycemia due to surreptitious injection of insulin. Identification of insulin species by high-performance liquid chromatography by B D Given, D M Ostrega, K S Polonsky, D Baldwin, Jr, R I Kelley, A H Rubenstein

“…Hypoglycemia due to surreptitious injection of insulin. Identification of insulin species by high-performance liquid chromatography. B D Given , D M Ostrega ,…”
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Prevalence of Substance Use Among US Physicians by Hughes, Patrick H, Brandenburg, Nancy, Baldwin, DeWitt C, Storr, Carla L, Williams, Kristine M, Anthony, James C, Sheehan, David V

“…Objective.—To estimate the prevalence of substance use among US physicians.Design.—A mailed, anonymous, self-report survey that assessed use of 13 substances…”
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Amputations associated with arteriovenous access by NICHOLAS, J. J, KHANNA, P, BALDWIN, D. JR, MERKEL, F, RODBY, R, JENSIK, S

“…This study was performed to investigate the common characteristics of hemodialysis patients who need upper limb amputations. An index case was identified and…”
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The moral development of medical students: a pilot study of the possible influence of medical education by Self, D J, Schrader, D E, Baldwin, Jr, D C, Wolinsky, F D

“…Medicine endorses a code of ethics and encourages a high moral character among doctors. This study examines the influence of medical education on the moral…”
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Learning, Satisfaction, and Mistreatment During Medical Internship: A National Survey of Working Conditions by Daugherty, Steven R, Baldwin, Jr, DeWitt C, Rowley, Beverley D

“…CONTEXT.— Concerns about the working and learning environment of residency training continue to surface. Previous surveys of residents have focused on work…”
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Rosiglitazone treatment of diabetes mellitus after solid organ transplantation by BALDWIN, David JR, DUFFIN, Karen E

“…Diabetes mellitus is a common clinical problem after solid organ transplantation. Whether patients have preexisting diabetes or develop posttransplant…”
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Evaluation of teaching medical ethics by an assessment of moral reasoning by Self, D J, Baldwin, Jr, D C, Wolinsky, F D

“…This study assessed the hypothesis that the formal teaching of medical ethics promotes a significant increase in the growth and development of moral reasoning…”
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Regulation of Insulin Receptors: Evidence for Involvement of an Endocytotic Internalization Pathway by Baldwin, David, Prince, Mel, Marshall, Stephen, Davies, Peter, Olefsky, Jerrold M.

“…Cultured human fibroblasts degrade insulin by a receptor-mediated process. When intracellular hormone degradation is inhibited by chloroquine, 125I-labeled…”
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Insulin binding, internalization, and receptor regulation in cultured human fibroblasts by Baldwin, Jr, D, Prince, M, Tsai, P, Johnson, C, Lotan, R, Rubenstein, A H, Olefsky, J M

“…Insulin binding to receptors was studied using monolayers of cultured normal human fibroblasts. Binding was rapid and inversely related to the incubation…”
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The amount of small-group case-study discussion needed to improve moral reasoning skills of medical students by Self, D J, Olivarez, M, Baldwin, Jr, D C

“…To examine how much exposure to small-group case-study discussion is necessary to significantly increase moral reasoning skills. For the classes of 1991-1998…”
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Cocaine use by senior medical students by Conard, S, Hughes, P, Baldwin, Jr, D C, Achenbach, K E, Sheehan, D V

“…The authors studied 589 senior medical students' attitudes about and use of cocaine. Reported use was 36% in the students' lifetimes, 17% in the past year, and…”
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Unethical and Unprofessional Conduct Observed by Residents During Their First Year of Training by Baldwin, DeWitt C., Jr, Daugherty, Steven R, Rowley, Beverley D

“…Survey of 571 second-year residents investigated personal observations of unethical/unprofessional conduct during their first postgraduate year. Behaviors…”
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Cheating in Medical School: A Survey of Second-Year Students at 31 Schools by Baldwin, DeWitt C., Jr

“…A survey of 2,459 medical students found that 39% had witnessed cheating in their first 2 years of medical school, and 66.5% had heard about cheating. About 5%…”
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Clarifying the Relationship of Medical Education and Moral Development by Self, Donnie J, Olivarez, Margie, Baldwin, DeWitt C., Jr

“…Using the Defining Issues Test, the moral reasoning of 95 Texas A&M University medical students was measured at the beginning of their first semester, after a…”
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Can professional values be taught? A look at residency training by Rowley, B D, Baldwin, Jr, D C, Bay, R C, Cannula, M

“…Although medicine has long valued and reinforced certain behaviors, collectively labeled "professionalism," among its members, it is not clear if or how these…”
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Moral reasoning, professionalism, and the teaching of ethics to orthopaedic surgeons by Baldwin, Jr, D C, Bunch, W H

“…Moral reasoning is not the only component of moral behavior, but it is an important and measurable constituent. Eighty orthopaedists, who took a standardized…”
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A Pilot Study of Medical Student 'Abuse': Student Perceptions of Mistreatment and Misconduct in Medical School by Sheehan, K. Harnett, Sheehan, David V, White, Kim, Leibowitz, Alan, Baldwin, DeWitt C

“…A pilot survey of one third-year medical school class was carried out to explore student perceptions of mistreatment and professional misconduct in medical…”
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Should moral reasoning serve as a criterion for student and resident selection? by Self, D J, Baldwin, Jr, D C

“…The aim of medical school and residency training is to produce well-trained physicians. One problem has been in knowing which applicants to select. Academic…”
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Physician Substance Use by Medical Specialty by Hughes, Patrick H., Storr, Carla L., Brandenburg, Nancy A., Baldwin, Dewitt C., Anthony, James C., Sheehan, David V.

“…Self-reported past year use of alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, cocaine, and two controlled prescription substances (opiates, benzodi-azepines); and self-reported…”
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Does medical education inhibit the development of moral reasoning in medical students? A cross-sectional study by Self, D J, Baldwin, Jr, D C

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