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Julie McCoy is the associate editor for the residency market at HCPro, Inc.
Julie has written 192 posts.
November 16, 2009
by: Julie McCoy • General Interest
November 11, 2009
by: Diane Farineau • Recruitment
November 9, 2009
by: Julie McCoy • General Interest
November 2, 2009
by: Julie McCoy • Educational Resources, Program Management
October 30, 2009
by: Julie McCoy • General Interest
October 29, 2009
by: Julie McCoy • Duty Hours and Fatigue
May 28, 2009
by: Julie McCoy • ACGME Site Visits, Educational Resources, Popular, Program Management, Residency News
March 16, 2009
by: Julie McCoy • Educational Resources, General Interest, Popular, Program Management
March 12, 2009
by: Julie McCoy • Duty Hours and Fatigue, Popular, Program Management, Residency News
March 2, 2009
by: Julie McCoy • Educational Resources, Popular, Program Management, Recruitment, Residency Program Alert
February 20, 2009
by: Julie McCoy • General Interest, Popular, Program Management, Soundbooth Friday, orientation
January 29, 2009
by: Diane Slosser • Popular, Program Management
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Do you mean a division Handbook/housestaff manual? or a cheat sheet?
We asked our sr residents to produce something for the jr residents. So far, nothing has happened.
As for a housestaff manual, my answer is YES, they receive it in orientation.
We do an intern survival guide each year. (not from scratch, but the rising chiefs update last year’s copies) It has all the need to know information…nitty gritty stuff. It fits in their pockets, we hand them out at orientation. I also print extras for off service residents and clerkship students. They love it.
Additionally we have the handbook, but i have to say, the information in the handbook is more static and is “stuff” that they only need to know when they really need to know it, so it isn’t as useful as the survival guide.
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