Melissa Klein

Associate Professor of Pediatrics

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

United States

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Melissa Klein is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center in the United States. Her research encompasses various areas including medical education, competency development, and the integration of technology in pediatric residency training. Recent publications focus on innovative curricula, assessment methodologies, and engagement strategies for pediatric care.

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William Brinkman

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Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

UNITED STATES

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Benjamin Kinnear

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Daniel J. Schumacher

UNITED STATES

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A Rollercoaster of Grades Versus Growth in the Clerkship Year: A Phenomenological Study of Medical Student Experience with Competency Development

The Impact of a Gamified Curriculum Using Kahoot! on Musculoskeletal Knowledge and Skill Acquisition Among Pediatric Residents

Implementation and Evaluation of an Artificial Intelligence Driven Simulation to Improve Resident Communication With Primary Care Providers

Engaging Caregivers and Providers of Children With Sickle Cell Anemia in Shared Decision Making for Hydroxyurea: Protocol for a Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial

Warnings in early narrative assessment that might predict performance in residency: signal from an internal medicine residency program

Effect of resident and assessor gender on entrustment-based observational assessment in an internal medicine residency program

A Virtual Reality Resident Training Curriculum on Behavioral Health Anticipatory Guidance: Development and Usability Study

Adolescent Depression Curriculum Impact on Pediatric Residents' Knowledge and Confidence to Diagnose and Manage Depression

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William Brinkman

Benjamin Kinnear

Daniel J. Schumacher

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