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The Perceived Effect of Duty Hour Restrictions on Learning Opportunities in the Intensive Care Unit |pdf=|usr=}}{{26217422}} gab.com Text The Perceived Effect of Duty Hour Restrictions on Learning Opportunities in the Intensive Care Unit JO: J Grad Med Educ http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26217422 #FOAvip Background: Many countries have reduced resident duty hours in an effort to promote patient safety and enhance resident quality of life. There are concerns that reducing duty hours may impact residents' learning opportunities. Objectives: We (1) evaluated residents' perceptions of their current learning opportunities in a context of reduced duty hours, and (2) explored the perceived change in resident learning opportunities after call length was reduced from 24 continuous hours to 16 hours. Methods: We conducted an anonymous, cross-sectional online survey of 240 first-, second-, and third-year residents rotating through 3 McGill University?affiliated intensive care units (ICUs) in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, between July 1, 2012, and June 30, 2013. The survey investigated residents' perceptions of learning opportunities in both the 24-hour and 16-hour systems. Results: Of 240 residents, 168 (70%) completed the survey. Of these residents, 63 (38%) had been exposed to both 24-hour and 16-hour call schedules. The majority of respondents (83%) reported that didactic teaching sessions held by ICU staff physicians were useful. However, of the residents trained in both approaches to overnight call, 44% reported a reduction in learner attendance at didactic teaching sessions, 48% reported a reduction in attendance at midday hospital rounds, and 40% reported a perceived reduction in self-directed reading after the implementation of the new call schedule. Conclusions: A substantial proportion of residents perceived a reduction in the attendance of instructor-directed and self-directed reading after the implementation of a 16-hour call schedule in the ICU. Twit Text FOAVip The Perceived Effect of Duty Hour Restrictions on Learning Opportunities in the Intensive Care Unit ????J Grad Med Educ http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26217422 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26217422 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|26217422}}</ref> The Perceived Effect of Duty Hour Restrictions on Learning Opportunities in the Intensive Care Unit #MMPMID26217422 Sabri N; Sun NZ; Cummings BA; Jayaraman D J Grad Med Educ 2015[Mar]; 7 (1): 48-52 PMID26217422show ga Background: Many countries have reduced resident duty hours in an effort to promote patient safety and enhance resident quality of life. There are concerns that reducing duty hours may impact residents' learning opportunities. Objectives: We (1) evaluated residents' perceptions of their current learning opportunities in a context of reduced duty hours, and (2) explored the perceived change in resident learning opportunities after call length was reduced from 24 continuous hours to 16 hours. Methods: We conducted an anonymous, cross-sectional online survey of 240 first-, second-, and third-year residents rotating through 3 McGill University?affiliated intensive care units (ICUs) in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, between July 1, 2012, and June 30, 2013. The survey investigated residents' perceptions of learning opportunities in both the 24-hour and 16-hour systems. Results: Of 240 residents, 168 (70%) completed the survey. Of these residents, 63 (38%) had been exposed to both 24-hour and 16-hour call schedules. The majority of respondents (83%) reported that didactic teaching sessions held by ICU staff physicians were useful. However, of the residents trained in both approaches to overnight call, 44% reported a reduction in learner attendance at didactic teaching sessions, 48% reported a reduction in attendance at midday hospital rounds, and 40% reported a perceived reduction in self-directed reading after the implementation of the new call schedule. Conclusions: A substantial proportion of residents perceived a reduction in the attendance of instructor-directed and self-directed reading after the implementation of a 16-hour call schedule in the ICU. äThe Perceived Effect of Duty Hour Restrictions on Learning Opportuniti(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing