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- All Things ACGME AOA Merger | Student Doctor Network
There are many questions and concerns regarding the AOA and ACGME merger Please use the information compiled below to gain a solid understanding of what is occurring and what the overall process is before creating a "merger" thread I have provided links to many documents and websites that
- Acgme | Student Doctor Network
Moreover, ACGME encourages the reporting of so-called "egregious" problems regarding GME programs not because they care about protecting residents and their education or training but because they don't want to face public embarrassment by having these problems somehow escape ACGME scrutiny and potentially appear as blaring newspaper headlines
- ACGME proposing changes to EM residency requirements
Hot off the press Per an ACGME webinar tonight All programs must transition to 4 years beginning 2027 Must have annual volume of 3,000 per resident Lots of other small changes and new requirements Wonder if this is aimed at shutting down some of the newer subpar programs?
- Patient Caps and PGY-2 3 expectations Internal Medicine
ACGME Rules Regarding Patient Numbers per Intern and Resident - Interns (PGY-1) Interns can follow no more than ten (10) patients at any one time No more than five (5) new patients + two (2) transfers can be assigned to an intern during a routine day of work No more than eight (8) total
- Are midlevels permitted to supervise IM residents
There are plenty of threads discussing that and falling into that rabbit hole won't answer the question What I want to know is whether this is permitted by ACGME regulations and if so, I would like to see a source Can midlevels formally supervise IM resident physicians? I have looked and cannot find anything that answers this question explicitly
- AOA vs ACGME residencies | Student Doctor Network
Some ACGME residencies place a large emphasis on more academic and research type things Some AOA residencies are at community hospitals and rural places And there's everything in between Both produce equally competent physicians - that we as much know Which is why the ACGME is extremely interested in how OPTI's work due to cost effectiveness
- ACGME proposing changes to EM residency requirements
The ACGME got themselves into this mess and I doubt they want to make the difficult decisions to get them out of this mess I mean why does the ACGME care? Even funnier is my opinion that ACEP doesn't care in theory about this it is more potential ACEP members but the academics including those in acep see their golden goose about to die
- ACGME proposing changes to EM residency requirements
www acgme org Here is a summary of the changes from my interpretation of them: Extend training from 3 years to 4 years Total 124 weeks of ED time Minimum 62 weeks in a high-resource ED (i e , tertiary care facility) Minimum 4 weeks in a low-resource ED (i e , smaller community shop)
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