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Reducing Unnecessary Respiratory Virus Testing in the Pediatric Emergency Department

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PROPOSAL TITLE: Reducing Unnecessary Respiratory Virus Testing in the Pediatric Emergency Department

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  • Emily Roben, MD, MS, Director for Quality and Safety, UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Emergency Department, Oakland
  • Israel Green-Hopkins, MD, Director for Quality and Safety, UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Emergency Department, San Francisco

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Comparison of qualitative analyses conducted by an artificial-intelligence software vs. traditional investigator

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Development of a Digital Educational Toolkit on Healthcare Sustainability

Primary Author: Seema Gandhi

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Queering the Curriculum: Preparing Family Medicine Residents to Care for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Diverse People

Primary Author: Lealah Pollock
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Art for Anti-Oppression: A Physician Identity Week Partnership with SFMOMA for Social Justice

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Nested Entrustable Professional Activities as a framework to provide graded entrustment: Surgery education as an exemplar

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Exploring the Impact and Value of Early Medical Students’ Improvement Projects: An Interview Study of Health System Leaders

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The UCSF Clinical Microsystems Clerkship (CMC)1 is a curricular innovation that embeds all 330 MS1s and MS2s at SFVAHCS, UCSF and ZSFG, contributing over 10,000 person-hours yearly to advancing health systems improvement. CMC improvement projects are interprofessional. Students interact with, and learn from, nurses, pharmacists, quality improvement experts, and psychologists. While the preceptor and student perspectives of the value of the CMC have been previously explored2,3, the perspectives of health system leaders regarding this health system/medical school collaboration are unknown. This project will explore the value and impact of early medical students’ health systems improvement efforts from the perspective of approximately 20 interprofessional healthcare system and academic leaders with the goal to produce guidelines that inform the development and evaluation of future CMC projects.

Enhancing Clinical Education Through Generative AI-Powered Virtual Simulations

Primary Author: Bridget Gramkowski
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The proposal seeks to explore Generative AI in clinical education by creating immersive virtual simulations of clinical cases. The goal is to equip nurse practitioner (NP) students with diverse clinical experiences, fostering essential clinical reasoning skills and addressing health equity and racism issues in clinical encounters. The project draws inspiration from the Generative AI Simulation Demonstration: Link to the demonstration video

Implementing a Climate Justice and Health Curriculum for Emergency Medicine Physicians

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