Graduate Medical Education (GME) Innovations & News

Events

Dec 5 - 6, 2022

Health Systems Science Summit

Join the AMA for the inaugural Health Systems Science Summit, a hybrid national conference bringing leaders together from institutions across the medical education continuum.

Accelerating Change in Medical Education

13 MIN READ

AMA Reimagining Residency initiative

The goal of the Reimagining Residency grant program is to transform residency training to best address the workplace needs of our current and future health care system.

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Improve GME

Nov 2, 2021 ·

4 MIN READ

In-person a no-go, so residency program told its story on Instagram

During a tumultuous year, the pediatrics residency program at an Oakland hospital leveraged its Instagram account to show its values and create community.

Health Equity

Nov 18, 2020 ·

3 MIN READ

Allyship and gender inequity: What medical residents need to know

Women in medicine face more hurdles—in both pay and advancement—than their peers. One medical resident led the development of a curriculum to address those realities.

Improve GME

Nov 11, 2020 ·

4 MIN READ

Building lesson plans to make medical residents better teachers

Learn with the AMA how a core feature of high school education can be applied in medical schools and GME to improve clinical reasoning skills.

Health Equity

Nov 9, 2020 ·

4 MIN READ

Can simulations help residents uncover social needs affecting health?

Health inequity manifests throughout the health care system but nowhere more than in safety net settings. Learn with the AMA how to head it off.

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Digital

Nov 5, 2020 ·

4 MIN READ

Residency applicant screening: What role should AI tools play?

Learn with the AMA and GME leaders how to refine AI screening tools to increase resident diversity and help meet the social mission of medicine.

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Residency Life

Nov 2, 2020 ·

4 MIN READ

Moving on up: Pilot gives medical residents chance to finish early

A pilot program aims to let medical residents advance to independent practice early—or late—depending on their skills instead of the date on the calendar.

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Hispanic/Latinx health equity & ethics

Hispanic/Latinx health equity: Educational resources

Patient Access Playbook: Information blocking

What it takes for doctors to trust AI-triggered sepsis alerts

Michigan State training helps overcome addiction’s stigma

Medical education webinars and virtual discussions

USMLE Step 1 prep: Test yourself against these all-time stumpers

What medical students need to know about unions

What programs, resident physicians are doing to manage fatigue

Kaplan USMLE Step 3 prep: Young boy develops rash at summer camp

Telehealth coverage, Medicare payment and more with Jason Marino [Podcast]

Telehealth coverage, Medicare payment and more with Jason Marino

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Hertz member benefits

2022 Interim Meeting of the HOD agenda & schedule

2022 Interim Meeting of the HOD: Sept. 22 Speakers' Update

AMA Constitution & Bylaws

Certification & licensure: Council on Medical Education reports

Women in Medicine Month

Why it's important to have women in medicine with Suja Mathew, MD [Podcast]

2023 Annual Meeting of the AMA House of Delegates

Medical Student National Advocacy Week: How to communicate effectively with Congress

GME Innovations

Health Systems Science Summit

AMA Reimagining Residency initiative

In-person a no-go, so residency program told its story on Instagram

Allyship and gender inequity: What medical residents need to know

Building lesson plans to make medical residents better teachers

Can simulations help residents uncover social needs affecting health?

Residency applicant screening: What role should AI tools play?

Moving on up: Pilot gives medical residents chance to finish early

Membership Moves Medicine™