Workbooks
Hazardous Affairs: Preventing Sexual Boundary Violations in Medicine
Sexual boundaries violations are a common problem resulting in temporary or permanent loss of a physician's medical license. Many physicians have indicated that they were “simply not aware” of the rules and most admit they were never taught these rules in medical school. This 30 minute instructional video will teach you the rules and raise awareness of behaviors that can start you on the “slippery slope” to sexual misconduct.
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Transitioning into Retirement:
Key Issues for the Physician and Scientist©
Transitioning into retirement can be a daunting process. While some physicians and scientists in academic medicine complete the transition very well, others find it difficult and face retirement with fear, uncertainty and doubt. Planning for retirement can help ease some of the fears and concerns by providing much needed information and access to resources.
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Teaching Proper Prescribing of Controlled Prescription Drugs: A guide for clinical teachers, 2nd ed., 2020 ©
This teaching guide consists of sixteen tips to tech all residents and students regarding the proper prescribing of controlled prescription drugs. Each tip is organized by teaching tip, learner objective, possible teaching strategies and learner competencies for assessing early prescribers on proper prescribing practices. This guide is based on clinical and federal guidelines and was developed to train early learners proper prescribing techniques. Our team developed these tips based on thirty years of teaching physicians proper prescribing.
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Educational Initiatives and Instructional Materials
The FWC and the CPH are devoted to providing educational materials for Vanderbilt faculty and physicians. The purpose of developing these materials is to instruct and prepare physicians, scientists and trainees on professionalism and professional health related topics. Ultimately our goal is to prevent our faculty and trainees from encountering lapses in professionalism while enjoying a healthy, well-balanced career in healthcare.
Materials may be printed and used for further education of faculty and physicians at all levels in their career. Within our educational materials you will find readings, self-learning modules, and lists of external resources that may be of interest to you. New materials are being developed and will be posted once complete. If these materials are helpful to you, please take the time to send us a note of what works well and what could be improved. An evaluation form can be found in the tab marked “Evaluations.” Thank you for your comments.
The CPH SBIRT and MI Prescribing Tool© | A laminated sheet describing Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) and Motivational Interviewing (MI) for use within the clinical environment. |
Proper Prescribing Pocket Card© | A pocket sized reminder tool for prescribers on proper prescribing techniques, SBIRT, MI, monitoring tools and documentation standards. |
B29© | A professionalism 360° workplace behavior assessment tool for use with individuals or entire departments. |
Hazardous Affairs DVD© | Video vignettes illustrating professional boundary violations. |
Simulation Cases for Proper Prescribing | Cases used for teaching proper prescribing and SBIRT in the clinical setting. |
Professional Health And Wellness Portfolios | These professional health and wellness portfolios combine information on specific topics (stress, burnout, impairment, resiliency, etc.) with self-reflection and workbook activities. Completing portfolios allow participants to direct their future as they discover new things about themselves and build goals toward a successful future. Portfolios are used alone or within a given departmental presentation. Several specialties are already prepared and available for use (portfolios for women physicians, scientists, anesthesiologists, internal medicine, residents, etc.) |