Support pronoun disclosure when students are ready

When are research findings ready for use?

When Are Clients Ready to Terminate ? Lara

1077© 20 Publi Termination of psychotherapy has received less attention in the research literature than other aspects of the treatment process. This paper presents a structured framework emphasizing observable markers to indicate when termination with a client is appropriate during cognitive behavioral treatment. The 7 criteria that indicate when a client is ready for termination are: (a) decre...

Write when you can and submit when you are ready!

In an earlier article in this journal Shalvi, Baas, Handgraaf and De Dreu1 presented data to support their hypothesis that one should write when hot, submit when not. Their data suggested that over a four-year period more authors submitted papers for publication in the summer months (when it was hot) but that, as acceptance rates did not vary across the months, it would be better to submit pape...

Are students ready for meaningful use?

Background The meaningful use (MU) of electronic medical records (EMRs) is being implemented in three stages. Key objectives of stage one include electronic analysis of data entered into structured fields, using decision-support tools (e.g., checking drug-drug interactions [DDI]) and electronic information exchange. Objective The authors assessed the performance of medical students on 10 stage-...

Disclosure of Genome Sequencing Results: Are Pediatricians Ready?

In this issue of Pediatrics, McCullough et al use the tools of ethical analysis and argument to address the issues surrounding the disclosure of genome sequencing results, specifically whole exome sequencing (WES) and whole genome sequencing (WGS). From this analysis, they develop a framework for pediatricians to use in their practice to address the unique issues surrounding the disclosure of W...