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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A Milestone for the Pediatrics Milestones Carraccio, Carol
2014
14 2S p. S1-S3
3 p.
artikel
2 Competency 5. Act in a consultative role to other physicians and health professionals Benson, Bradley
2014
14 2S p. S61-S63
3 p.
artikel
3 Competency 4: Advocate for quality patient care and optimal patient care systems Ludwig, Stephen
2014
14 2S p. S75-S76
2 p.
artikel
4 Competency 1. Communicate effectively with patients, families, and the public, as appropriate, across a broad range of socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds Benson, Bradley
2014
14 2S p. S55-S56
2 p.
artikel
5 Competency 3. Communicate effectively with physicians, other health professionals, and health-related agencies Benson, Bradley
2014
14 2S p. S57-S59
3 p.
artikel
6 Competency 2. Coordinate patient care within the health system relevant to their clinical specialty Guralnick, Susan
2014
14 2S p. S72-S74
3 p.
artikel
7 Competency 9. Counsel patients and families Guralnick, Susan
2014
14 2S p. S29-S30
2 p.
artikel
8 Competency 2. Critically evaluate and apply current medical information and scientific evidence for patient care (combined with Practice-Based Learning and Improvement, Competency 6) 2014
14 2S p. S37-
1 p.
artikel
9 Competency 7. Demonstrate self-confidence that puts patients, families, and members of the health care team at ease Burke, Ann
2014
14 2S p. S93-S94
2 p.
artikel
10 Competency 1. Demonstrate sufficient knowledge of the basic and clinically supportive sciences appropriate to pediatrics Carraccio, Carol
2014
14 2S p. S36-S37
2 p.
artikel
11 Competency 2. Demonstrate the insight and understanding into emotion and human response to emotion that allow one to appropriately develop and manage human interactions Benson, Bradley
2014
14 2S p. S56-S57
2 p.
artikel
12 Competency 5. Demonstrate trustworthiness that makes colleagues feel secure when one is responsible for the care of patients Hicks, Patricia
2014
14 2S p. S89-S92
4 p.
artikel
13 Competency 7. Develop and carry out management plans Englander, Robert
2014
14 2S p. S24-S25
2 p.
artikel
14 Competency 1. Develop the ability to use self-awareness of one's own knowledge, skills, and emotional limitations that leads to appropriate help-seeking behaviors Carraccio, Carol
2014
14 2S p. S80-S82
3 p.
artikel
15 Competency 8. Develop the necessary skills to be an effective teacher Burke, Ann
2014
14 2S p. S50-S52
3 p.
artikel
16 Competency 1. Gather essential and accurate information about the patient Schumacher, Daniel
2014
14 2S p. S13-S14
2 p.
artikel
17 Competency 3. Identify and perform appropriate learning activities to guide personal and professional development Hicks, Patricia
2014
14 2S p. S42-S43
2 p.
artikel
18 Competency 1. Identify strengths, deficiencies, and limits in one's knowledge and expertise Hicks, Patricia
2014
14 2S p. S38-S40
3 p.
artikel
19 Competency 3. Incorporate considerations of cost awareness and risk–benefit analysis in patient and/or population-based care as appropriate Englander, Robert
2014
14 2S p. S74-S75
2 p.
artikel
20 Competency 5. Incorporate formative evaluation feedback into daily practice Carraccio, Carol
2014
14 2S p. S45-S46
2 p.
artikel
21 Competency 4. Interview patients/families about the particulars of the medical condition for which they seek care, with specific attention to behavioral, psychosocial, environmental, and family-unit correlates of disease Schumacher, Daniel
2014
14 2S p. S17-S19
3 p.
artikel
22 Competency 7. Know how to advocate for the promotion of health and the prevention of disease and injury in populations Guralnick, Susan
2014
14 2S p. S78-S79
2 p.
artikel
23 Competency 6. Locate, appraise, and assimilate evidence from scientific studies related to their patients' health problems Burke, Ann
2014
14 2S p. S46-S48
3 p.
artikel
24 Competency 6. Maintain comprehensive, timely, and legible medical records, if applicable Benson, Bradley
2014
14 2S p. S63-S65
3 p.
artikel
25 Competency 6. Make informed diagnostic and therapeutic decisions that result in optimal clinical judgment Schumacher, Daniel
2014
14 2S p. S21-S23
3 p.
artikel
26 Competency 3. Manage conflict between personal and professional responsibilities Carraccio, Carol
2014
14 2S p. S84-S85
2 p.
artikel
27 Competency 2. Organize and prioritize responsibilities to provide patient care that is safe, effective, and efficient Schumacher, Daniel
2014
14 2S p. S15-S16
2 p.
artikel
28 Competency 6. Participate in identifying system errors and implementing potential systems solutions Guralnick, Susan
2014
14 2S p. S77-S78
2 p.
artikel
29 Competency 9. Participate in the education of patients, families, students, residents, and other health professionals Burke, Ann
2014
14 2S p. S52-S53
2 p.
artikel
30 Competency 5. Perform complete and accurate physical examinations Schumacher, Daniel
2014
14 2S p. S19-S21
3 p.
artikel
31 Competency 4. Practice flexibility and maturity in adjusting to change with the capacity to alter behavior Burke, Ann
2014
14 2S p. S85-S88
4 p.
artikel
32 Competency 8. Prescribe and perform all medical procedures Hicks, Patricia
2014
14 2S p. S25-S29
5 p.
artikel
33 Competency 12. Provide appropriate role modeling Guralnick, Susan
2014
14 2S p. S31-S32
2 p.
artikel
34 Competency 13. Provide appropriate supervision Carraccio, Carol
2014
14 2S p. S32-S35
4 p.
artikel
35 Competency 10. Provide effective health maintenance and anticipatory guidance Guralnick, Susan
2014
14 2S p. S30-S31
2 p.
artikel
36 Competency 6. Provide leadership skills that enhance team functioning, the learning environment, and/or the health care delivery system/environment with the ultimate intent of improving care of patients Guralnick, Susan
2014
14 2S p. S92-S93
2 p.
artikel
37 Competency 3. Provide transfer of care that ensures seamless transitions Englander, Robert
2014
14 2S p. S16-S17
2 p.
artikel
38 Competency 8. Recognize that ambiguity is part of clinical medicine and respond by utilizing appropriate resources in dealing with uncertainty Hicks, Patricia
2014
14 2S p. S94-S97
4 p.
artikel
39 Competency 2. Set learning and improvement goals Hicks, Patricia
2014
14 2S p. S41-S42
2 p.
artikel
40 Competency 4. Systematically analyze practice using quality improvement methods and implement changes with the goal of practice improvement Englander, Robert
2014
14 2S p. S43-S45
3 p.
artikel
41 Competency 10. Take primary responsibility for lifelong learning to improve knowledge, skills, and practice performance through familiarity with general and experience-specific goals and objectives and attendance at conferences Burke, Ann
2014
14 2S p. S54-
1 p.
artikel
42 Competency 2. Use healthy coping mechanisms to respond to stress Schumacher, Daniel
2014
14 2S p. S82-S84
3 p.
artikel
43 Competency 7. Use information technology to optimize learning and care delivery Benson, Bradley
2014
14 2S p. S48-S50
3 p.
artikel
44 Competency 11. Use information technology to optimize patient care. 2014
14 2S p. S31-
1 p.
artikel
45 Competency 4. Work effectively as a member or leader of a health care team or other professional group Benson, Bradley
2014
14 2S p. S59-S61
3 p.
artikel
46 Competency 1: Work effectively in various health care delivery settings and systems relevant to their clinical specialty Englander, Robert
2014
14 2S p. S70-S72
3 p.
artikel
47 Competency 5. Work in interprofessional teams to enhance patient safety and improve patient care quality Englander, Robert
2014
14 2S p. S76-S77
2 p.
artikel
48 Creating a Continuum of Learning Aschenbrener, Carol Ann
2014
14 2S p. S4-S5
2 p.
artikel
49 Domain of Competence: Interpersonal and Communication Skills Benson, Bradley J.
2014
14 2S p. S55-S65
11 p.
artikel
50 Domain of Competence: Medical Knowledge Englander, Robert
2014
14 2S p. S36-S37
2 p.
artikel
51 Domain of Competence: Patient Care Schumacher, Daniel J.
2014
14 2S p. S13-S35
23 p.
artikel
52 Domain of Competence: Personal and Professional Development Hicks, Patricia J.
2014
14 2S p. S80-S97
18 p.
artikel
53 Domain of Competence: Practice-Based Learning and Improvement Burke, Ann E.
2014
14 2S p. S38-S54
17 p.
artikel
54 Domain of Competence: Professionalism Ludwig, Stephen
2014
14 2S p. S66-S69
4 p.
artikel
55 Domain of Competence: Systems-Based Practice Guralnick, Susan
2014
14 2S p. S70-S79
10 p.
artikel
56 Editorial Board 2014
14 2S p. A2-
1 p.
artikel
57 Maintenance of Certification and Pediatrics Milestones–Based Assessment: An Opportunity for Quality Improvement Through Lifelong Assessment Moyer, Virginia A.
2014
14 2S p. S6-S7
2 p.
artikel
58 Table of Contents 2014
14 2S p. A1-
1 p.
artikel
59 The Pediatrics Milestone Pilot Project: Perspectives of Current Pediatric Residents Tocco, Deanna
2014
14 2S p. S8-S9
2 p.
artikel
60 The Pediatrics Milestone Project 2014
14 2S p. A3-
1 p.
artikel
61 The Pediatrics Milestones: Pursuit of a National System of Workplace-Based Assessment Through Key Stakeholder Collaboration Hicks, Patricia J.
2014
14 2S p. S10-S12
3 p.
artikel
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