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Residency Program Connection is devoted to bringing residency directors and coordinators expert advice, best practice strategies, and news you can use every other week to make your job just that much easier.

August 26, 2008   (Volume 4, Issue 18)
 
Tip of the week: Give site visitors a warm welcome
As site visitors travel from institution to institution, they meet numerous GME professionals.
 
Ask the expert: How can program directors motivate faculty to be better teachers?
Faculty members who do not have a strong, intrinsic motivation to teach medicine can be a challenge for program directors. Often, these faculty members are good educators with a lot of valuable information to share with residents; however, their teaching methods and efforts are inconsistent.
 
Book Excerpt: The Program Information Form Made Simple: A Guide to Completing the ACGME PIF

The following is an adapted excerpt from The Program Information Form Made Simple: A Guide to Completing the ACGME PIF, published by HCPro, Inc. The section explains the importance of preparing the residents for their meeting with the site visitor.

 
Feature blog post: Goodbye down time. Hello organization
I used to think about the summer as “down time” in my job. I used the extra time to catch up with filing and reports, and I got things ready for the upcoming academic year.
 

Other recently-published articles from Residency Program Connection:

Feature blog post: Blind interview technique explained
Ask the expert: Where can I find information about common citations before a site visit?
Tip of the week: Help residents manage debt
Field-tested interview season process
Seeking speakers for 4th Annual Residency Program Management Workshop
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Feature blog post: Money saving strategies in a tough economy
News from the AAMC: Principles for reforming healthcare
Feature blog post: Coordinators unite
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Tip of the week: It takes a team to prepare a PIF
Ask the expert: What constitutes faculty scholarship as required by the ACGME?
The applicant interview: A two-way street
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ACGME releases statement on the Fifth Pathway Program

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