Professionalism in the twilight zone: A multicenter, mixed-methods study of shift transition dynamics in surgical residencies

James E. Coverdill; Adnan Alseidi; David C. Borgstrom; Daniel L. Dent; Russell D. Dumire; Jonathan Fryer; Thomas H. Hartranft; Steven B. Holsten; M. Timothy Nelson; Mohsen Shabahang; Stanley Sherman; Paula M. Termuhlen; Randy J. Woods; John D. Mellinger; Johnathan Fryer

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Professionalism in the twilight zone: A multicenter, mixed-methods study of shift transition dynamics in surgical residencies

James E. Coverdill
, Adnan Alseidi
, David C. Borgstrom
, Daniel L. Dent
, Russell D. Dumire
, Jonathan Fryer
, Thomas H. Hartranft
, Steven B. Holsten
, M. Timothy Nelson
, Mohsen Shabahang
, Stanley Sherman
, Paula M. Termuhlen
, Randy J. Woods
, John D. Mellinger
, Johnathan Fryer

Surgery

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	S31-S36
Journal	Journal of Medical Education
Volume	91
Issue number	11
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1097/ACM.0000000000001358
State	Published - Nov 1 2016

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Coverdill, J. E., Alseidi, A., Borgstrom, D. C., Dent, D. L., Dumire, R. D., Fryer, J., Hartranft, T. H., Holsten, S. B., Timothy Nelson, M., Shabahang, M., Sherman, S., Termuhlen, P. M., Woods, R. J., Mellinger, J. D., & Fryer, J. (2016). Professionalism in the twilight zone: A multicenter, mixed-methods study of shift transition dynamics in surgical residencies. Journal of Medical Education, 91(11), S31-S36. https://doi.org/10.1097/ACM.0000000000001358

Coverdill, JE, Alseidi, A, Borgstrom, DC, Dent, DL, Dumire, RD, Fryer, J, Hartranft, TH, Holsten, SB, Timothy Nelson, M, Shabahang, M, Sherman, S, Termuhlen, PM, Woods, RJ, Mellinger, JD & Fryer, J 2016, 'Professionalism in the twilight zone: A multicenter, mixed-methods study of shift transition dynamics in surgical residencies', Journal of Medical Education, vol. 91, no. 11, pp. S31-S36. https://doi.org/10.1097/ACM.0000000000001358

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