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JGME-ALiEM Hot Topics in Medical Education: An Analysis of a Virtual Discussion on Resident Well-Being

机译：JGME-ALiEM医学教育热门话题：对居民幸福感虚拟讨论的分析

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Background?Physician well-being is garnering increasing attention. In 2016, the Journal of Graduate Medical Education ( JGME ) published a review by Kristin Raj, MD, entitled “Well-Being in Residency: A Systematic Review.” There is benefit in contextualizing the literature on resident well-being through an academic journal club.Objective?We summarized an asynchronous, online journal club discussion about this systematic review and highlighted themes that were identified in the review.Methods?In January 2017, JGME and the Academic Life in Emergency Medicine (ALiEM) blog facilitated an open-access, online, weeklong journal club on the featured JGME article. Online discussions and interactions were facilitated via blog posts and comments, a video discussion on Google Hangouts on Air, and Twitter. We performed a thematic analysis of the discussion and captured web analytics.Results?Over the first 14 days, the blog post was viewed 1070 unique times across 52 different countries. A total of 130 unique participants on Twitter posted 480 tweets using the hashtag #JGMEscholar. Thematic analysis revealed 5 major domains: the multidimensional nature of well-being, measurement of well-being, description of wellness programs and interventions, creation of a culture of wellness, and critique of the methodology of the review.Conclusions?Our online journal club highlighted several gaps in the current understanding of resident well-being, including the need for consensus on the operational definition, the need for effective instruments to evaluate wellness programs and identify residents in distress, and a national research collaboration to assess wellness programs and their impact on resident well-being.
机译：背景？医生的健康越来越受到关注。 2016年，《研究生医学教育杂志》（JGME）发表了医学博士克里斯汀·拉吉（Kristin Raj）的评论，标题为“居住中的幸福感：系统评价”。通过学术期刊俱乐部将有关居民福祉的文献进行语境化是有好处的。目标：我们总结了关于该系统评价的异步在线期刊俱乐部讨论，并重点介绍了该评价中确定的主题。方法：2017年1月，JGME急诊医学学术博客（ALiEM）的博客为JGME精选文章提供了一个开放访问，为期一周的在线期刊俱乐部。通过博客文章和评论，关于Google Hangouts直播的视频讨论和Twitter，促进了在线讨论和互动。我们对讨论进行了主题分析，并捕获了网络分析结果。结果？在最初的14天里，该博客文章在52个国家/地区被浏览了1070次。 Twitter上共有130位独特的参与者使用#JGMEscholar标签发布了480条推文。主题分析揭示了5个主要领域：幸福感的多维性质，幸福感的度量，健康计划和干预措施的描述，健康文化的建立以及对审查方法的批评。着重指出了当前对居民福祉的理解方面的一些差距，包括需要就运营定义达成共识，需要有效的工具来评估健康计划并确定遇险居民，以及开展国家研究合作以评估健康计划及其影响在居民的福祉上。

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