Defining and Assessing the 21st-Century Physician in Training

Defining the patient-physician relationship for the 21st century.

Defining Juvenile Justice in the 21st Century

Crime and public policy continue to be salient issues in the 21st century. This article reviews juvenile justice policy and examines initiatives that demonstrate positive directions for the future of the juvenile justice system. The authors summarize the history of juvenile justice and review recent developments that warrant further research to demonstrate rational, effective policies and strat...

The 21st century GP: physician and priest?

drug', and considered the benefits, side-effects, and overdose effects of this drug. 3 From this perspective, Balint asked doctors to recognise that the GP role goes beyond their medical expertise. Currently, the training of GPs is systematic and deliberate, encompassing some time in hospital specialties and at least a year in general practice under supervision. GPs are no longer freshly qualif...

O2- Gifted Identification in the 21st Century

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Emergent Procedure Training in the 21st Century

Procedural competency is a substantial part of the emergency physician’s (EP) skill set. Emergency Medicine (EM) is unique in that the practicing EP must be comfortable with a wide array of procedures that have the following features: 1) They span the entire human body and cross many disciplines in medicine and surgery; 2) There are both invasive and non-invasive procedures; 3) They occur at un...