Rural nephrologists considered GN education rounds to be beneficial (95%) more often than those working in urban environments (65 77% P = 0.02).
IN AN impassioned speech at this week's Labour Party conference, Tony Blair announced that it was time to "move to the post-comprehensive era", arguing for "a range of schools for parents to choose from", and a system open "to new and different ways of education, built round the needs of the individual child".Specialist schools are the centrepiece of this vision.
Yet it was at home and in the neighborhood that her education was rounded out.
His education was rounded off in the United States and Britain: he graduated in political science from the University of California at Berkeley in 1950, and later studied at Christ Church, Oxford.
However, the effects of duty-hour restriction upon trainee education on rounds are also unknown [12], [13], [14], [15].
Therefore efforts to increase education on rounds might better focus on the integration of teaching into time at the bedside.
Though the comparison is not direct, we observed less education on rounds than historical observations (Table 6).
Trainees and attending physicians have consistently expressed a preference for education on rounds to occur at the bedside [16], [17], [18], [19], [20].
The ACGME restriction of duty-hours in July, 2003 pressured residency programs and attending physicians to compress the competing goals of patient care and education during rounds within an inelastic period of time [9].
This finding could suggest that in our observational sample, education on rounds occurred away from the bedside, and consequently may not be focused on physical diagnosis or inclusive of patient participation.
