SELECTING THE PATIENTS FOR MORNING REPORT SESSIONS: CASE-BASED VS. CONVENTIONAL METHOD

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RABIEI MEHDI; SAEIDI MASUMEH; KIANI MOHAMMAD ALI; MOHEBI AMIN SAKINEH; AHANCHIAN HAMID; JAFARI SEYED ALI; KIANIFAR HAMIDREZA

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Journal: ELECTRONIC PHYSICIAN Year:2015 | Volume:7 | Issue:4 Page(s): 1163-1167

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SELECTING THE PATIENTS FOR MORNING REPORT SESSIONS: CASE-BASED VS. CONVENTIONAL METHOD

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NUMBER OF PATIENTS

MORNING REPORT

CASE-BASED METHOD

CONVENTIONAL METHOD

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Background: One of the most important issues in MORNING REPORT sessions is the NUMBER OF PATIENTS. The aim of this study was to investigate and compare the number of cases reported in the MORNING REPORT sessions in terms of case-based and CONVENTIONAL METHODs from the perspective of pediatric residents of Mashhad University of Medical Sciences.Methods: The present study was conducted on 24 pediatric residents of Mashhad University of Medical Sciences in the academic year 2014-2015. In this survey, the residents replied to a 20-question researcher-made questionnaire that had been designed to measure the views of residents regarding the NUMBER OF PATIENTS in the MORNING REPORT sessions using case-based and CONVENTIONAL METHODs. The validity of the questionnaire was confirmed by experts’ views and its reliability by calculating Cronbach’s alpha coefficients. Data were analyzed by t-test analysis.Results: The mean age of the residents was 30.852 ± 2.506, and 66.6% of them were female. The results showed that there was no significant relationship among the variables of academic year, gender, and residents’ perspective to choosing the NUMBER OF PATIENTS in the MORNING REPORT sessions (P > 0.05). T-test analysis showed a significant relationship among the average scores of residents in the selection of the CASE-BASED METHOD in comparison to the CONVENTIONAL METHOD (P < 0.001).Conclusion: From the perspective of residents, the case-based MORNING REPORT was preferred compared to the CONVENTIONAL METHOD. This method makes residents pay more attention to the details of patients’ issues and therefore helps them to better plan how to address patient problems and improve their differential diagnosis skills.

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RABIEI, MEHDI, SAEIDI, MASUMEH, KIANI, MOHAMMAD ALI, MOHEBI AMIN, SAKINEH, AHANCHIAN, HAMID, JAFARI, SEYED ALI, & KIANIFAR, HAMIDREZA. (2015). SELECTING THE PATIENTS FOR MORNING REPORT SESSIONS: CASE-BASED VS. CONVENTIONAL METHOD. ELECTRONIC PHYSICIAN, 7(4), 1163-1167. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/345345/en

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RABIEI MEHDI, SAEIDI MASUMEH, KIANI MOHAMMAD ALI, MOHEBI AMIN SAKINEH, AHANCHIAN HAMID, JAFARI SEYED ALI, KIANIFAR HAMIDREZA. SELECTING THE PATIENTS FOR MORNING REPORT SESSIONS: CASE-BASED VS. CONVENTIONAL METHOD. ELECTRONIC PHYSICIAN[Internet]. 2015;7(4):1163-1167. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/345345/en

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MEHDI RABIEI, MASUMEH SAEIDI, MOHAMMAD ALI KIANI, SAKINEH MOHEBI AMIN, HAMID AHANCHIAN, SEYED ALI JAFARI, and HAMIDREZA KIANIFAR, “SELECTING THE PATIENTS FOR MORNING REPORT SESSIONS: CASE-BASED VS. CONVENTIONAL METHOD,” ELECTRONIC PHYSICIAN, vol. 7, no. 4, pp. 1163–1167, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/345345/en

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