Julie Rousseau, Lisa Gibbs, Carlos Garcia-Cabrera, Ava Runge, Christina Palmer, Jigar Haria, Matthew Eichinger, Jung-Ah Lee
A pioneering EMR-embedded digital health literacy tool reveals healthcare disparities for diverse older adults
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
although multiple specialties perform neonatal circumcision nc overall nc proceduralist availability limited approach training new practitioners varies study aims describe nc training experiences current practices make suggestions future improvements perinatal physicians across 11 hospitals large midwestern united states city perform nc conduct newborn examinations provide circumcision counseling recruited semistructured interviews nc care interviews transcribed trainingrelated comments underwent inductive deductive qualitative coding themes related circumcision training recommendations improving experience future circumcision learners summarized twentythree physicians 10 family medicine 8 pediatrics 5 obstetrics 78 currently perform circumcision participated participants conducted newborn examinations provided circumcision counseling 2123 trained perform circumcision several themes related training emerged 1 personal training experience 2 training others perform circumcision 3 current training needs barriers reported learning residency see one one teach one approach minimal formal didactic structured training compared personal experience participants noted shift toward direct supervision preprocedure preparation current trainees however reported circumcision learning continues handson participants desired structured approach future trainees perinatal physicians noted shift current nc training handson approach experienced personally development structured nc curriculum recommended improve training