Each domain provided a statistically significant contribution to the overall score for both procedural and non-procedural trainees (data not shown).
The hospital endoscopy training lead and JETS administrator then have access to a trainee's data.
Furthermore, there was a strong correlation between trainee submitted data to the JETS e-portfolio and the local endoscopic reporting system, with small under-reporting, although this analysis was only possible using data from a small number of trainees (n=10).
To protect trainee information, the program requires a password for access to protect trainee information and all data is encrypted before storage and uploaded to the secure server.
Studies published in English or French between July 1980 and July 2013, where the primary focus of the article was the role of medical trainees in conducting medication reconciliation, and where trainee-specific data was reported, were included.
* 15 trainees and 15 supervisors invited to participate † = number of responses ^ 7 psychiatry trainees in Data collection 1, 6 in Data collection 2 + Specific clinical topics Both trainees and supervisors generally reported ES as being useful to some degree for a variety of purposes, and indicated that responsibility for ES should be shared equally between them (Table 3).
Briefly, GP trainees undertake data collection once per six-month training term (or per twelve-month term for part-time trainees) as part of their educational program.
In 2016, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists released a policy statement about recommended parental leave for trainees; however, data on adoption of said guidelines are nonexistent, and published data on parental leave policies in obstetrics-gynecology are outdated.
The Responsible Conduct of Research booklet, prepared by the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, explains what the university expects of its researchers in terms of mentor-trainee relationships, data sharing, intellectual property, human subjects research, and more.
