ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Kathryn Burtson, MD, MHPE, FACP, is our guest on the Faculty Factory Podcast this week for a look into academic coaching and individualized learning plans, part of a broader effort to move graduate medical education forward.
Dr. Burtson is a first-time guest on our show and a colonel in the United States Air Force Medical Corps. She is Director of Medical Education at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Associate Professor of Medicine at Wright State and Uniformed Services Universities, and Vice Chair of Faculty Affairs at the Wright State Department of Medicine.
Here are the links to her articles mentioned at the start of this podcast:
- Academic Coaching to Enhance In-Training Examination Performance in Internal Medicine Residency - PubMed
- Academic Coaching to Promote Self-Directed Learning in Graduate Medical Education - PubMed
- Empowering Learning: Self-Directed Strategies of Internal Medicine Residents in an Academic Coaching Program - PubMed
- The House Cup: Using Longitudinal Gamification to Improve Didactic Attendance - PubMed
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