GME Jeopardy

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GME Jeopardy
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Compe 10 cies VISA issues Toolbox Oversite Alphabet Soup
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• The number of ACGME core competencies issued as
  part of the outcomes project to provide a
  framework for GME in all programs.
• Answer

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• What is 6 ?

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• The competency that addresses the ability to
  identify strengths, deficiencies and limits in
  ones knowledge and expertise.
• Answer

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• What is Practice-based Learning and Improvement
  (PBLI) ?

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• The competency addressed by having residents
  practice role-playing the part of informing
  someone of bad news.
• Answer

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• What is Interpersonal and Communication Skills ?

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• The competency best assessed by use of multiple
  choice questions (MCQs) like on an intraining
  examination (ITE).
• Answer

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• What is Medical Knowledge ?

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• The competency addressed by adhering to
  confidentiality with protected patient
  information.
• Answer

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• What is Professionalism ?

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• The required VISA type for training in GME at the
  WVU School of Medicine.
• Answer

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• What is the J-1 VISA ?

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• The maximum length of time that a foreign
  physician may remain in the US on a J - VISA to
  participate in GME programs.
• Answer

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• What is 7 years ?

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• The time period that physicians with green
  cards may remain in the US and participate in
  GME training programs.
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• What is Unlimited ?

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• The frequency with which a foreign national
  physician must renew their sponsorship with the
  ECFMG while in GME training programs.
• Answer

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• What is annually ?

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• The maximum time that an individual may remain in
  the US to work under an H1 VISA .
• Answer

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• What is 6 years ?

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• The assessment tool used primarily by faculty to
  score or rate resident performance at the end of
  each rotation that looks at all six
  competencies.
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• What is the Global Competency Rating Form ?

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• The assessment tool used to assess
  Professionalism and Interpersonal Communication
  Skills, completed by faculty, nurses, ancillary
  staff, peers and self.
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• What is the 360 Degree Rating Form ?

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• The assessment tool that is time consuming to
  administer and costly, but useful to measure
  specific clinical skills and abilities. It
  requires skill demonstration at multiple stations
  often with simulators or standardized patients.
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• What is the Objective Structured Clinical
  Examination (OSCE) ?

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• The assessment tool useful in evaluating mastery
  of practiced based improvement (PBI). It uses
  documentation of teaching experiences, uses of
  research to make a difference in they way we
  provide care, and self reflection.
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• What is the Portfolio ?

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• The assessment tool that provides evidence about
  clinical decision making, follow through in
  management and preventive health services, when
  faculty examine ten patient records.
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• What is Record Review ?

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• The maximum average frequency that a resident may
  take in house overnight call.
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• What is every third night ?

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• The examination that all MD degree resident
  physicians are expected to have passed before
  entering the 3rd year of training.
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• What is the USMLE Step 3 ?

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• The time limit the WV Board of Medicine has
  established for passing all three steps of the
  USMLE examination in order to be eligible for a
  license.
• Answer

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• What is 7 years ?

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• The document that identifies the faculty to
  assume educational and supervisory
  responsibilities for a resident when a resident
  rotates at another institution.
• Answer

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• What is a letter of agreement between the program
  and the assigned participating institution ?

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• Examples include addition or deletion of a
  participating institution, change in educational
  format, change in resident complement, that must
  be obtained prior to implementation.
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• What are things that must be approved by the GMEC
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• The entity responsible for the peer review
  accreditation of allopathic graduate medical
  education programs in the US.
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• What is the ACGME ?
• Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical
  Education

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• The entity responsible for assessing the
  readiness of international medical graduates to
  enter GME programs in the US accredited by the
  ACGME.
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• What is the ECFMG ?
• Educational Commission for Foreign Medical
  Graduates

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• The entity responsible for ensuring that a
  hospital meets certain standards for providing
  patient care and safety.
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• What is the JCAHO ?
• Joint Commission of Accreditation of Healthcare
  Organizations

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• The entity that is a nonprofit corporation
  dedicated to serving the public and state
  licensing agencies by administering examinations
  for medical knowledge for osteopathic students
  and residents.
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• What is the NBOME ?
• National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners

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• The examination taken by allopathic medical
  students and residents to assess achievement of a
  minimum level of global knowledge as a
  requirement for licensure.
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• What is the USMLE ?
• United States Medical Licensing Exam