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No substitute for experience: do consultants that have been practising for longer lead faster post-take medical ward rounds?

Abstract:: AIM: To ascertain whether consultants that have been practising for longer lead faster post-take medical ward rounds. METHOD: Single-centre observational study of nine consultant physicians at morning post-take medical ward rounds at a district general hospital in the North West of London. RESULTS: Data were gathered from 25 post-take medical ward rounds. Multivariate regression analysis revealed that less time is spent per patient when consultants have been practising for longer (p<0.01),...
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Gill, D., Gaunt, R., & Hamdulay, S. (2013). No substitute for experience: do consultants that have been practising for longer lead faster post-take medical ward rounds? Acute Medicine, 12(3), 141–145.

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Gill, D., et al. “No Substitute for Experience: Do Consultants That Have Been Practising for Longer Lead Faster Post-Take Medical Ward Rounds?” Acute Medicine, vol. 12, no. 3, Rila Publications, 2013, pp. 141–45.

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Gill, D, R Gaunt, and S Hamdulay. 2013. “No Substitute for Experience: Do Consultants That Have Been Practising for Longer Lead Faster Post-Take Medical Ward Rounds?” Acute Medicine 12 (3): 141–45.
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University of Oxford

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Publisher:: Rila Publications
Journal:: Acute Medicine More from this journal
Volume:: 12
Issue:: 3
Pages:: 141-145
Publication date:: 2013-07-01
EISSN:: 1747-4892
ISSN:: 1747-4884

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Language:: English
Keywords:: Clinical Competence

Teaching Rounds

Time Factors

Referral and Consultation

Humans
Pubs id:: pubs:436298
UUID:: uuid:43751d87-bc38-493d-9b33-4dd9f2e17cfa
Local pid:: pubs:436298
Source identifiers:: 436298
Deposit date:: 2016-03-01

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Copyright holder:: Rila Publications
Copyright date:: 2013
Notes:: © 2013 Rila Publications Ltd.

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