Assessment of non-technical skills is often fragmented across simulation and clinical training. This perspective presents a shared 360-degree assessment system using the Communication Assessment Tool and theTeam Emergency Assessment Measure tinyurl.com/2tur48xm #MedEd

GME trainees experience high rates of mental health challenges, burnout, and stigma that can prevent them from seeking care, making it essential for programs to foster a supportive culture and ensure timely access to confidential mental health resources tinyurl.com/52mzja22 #MedEd

Participants in a humanities-based workshop integrating patient narratives and visual arts reported changes in perceived empathy and understanding toward patients tinyurl.com/yk94n6ts #MedEd

Incorporating real patient stories into early residency training is feasible, well received, and can enhance residents’ preparedness to address social determinants of health in their new clinical environments tinyurl.com/3bwwfur7 #MedEd

Teaching assessments vary meaningfully by learner level, suggesting that institutions should consider trainee stage when using learner evaluations for faculty development, promotion, or performance decisions tinyurl.com/ytyjn55v #MedEd

US GME organizations increasingly recognize the value of a harmonized shared data infrastructure, but meaningful progress will require addressing interoperability gaps, inconsistent identifiers, and structural challenges to coordinated implementation tinyurl.com/3c32esn5 #MedEd

Individual rater-level bias may persist despite holistic review frameworks. Programs should consider strategies such as rater training, diverse review panels, blinding where feasible, and analytic monitoring of rater behavior to promote equitable interview selection tinyurl.com/4rh2hdt7 #MedEd

Since our 2023 Editorial on this topic, generative AI tools have exploded in number and capabilities tinyurl.com/r6kkay4h #MedEd

In this episode, JGME Editorial Board members discuss topics from the June 2026 issue, such as coaching residents, how to successfully run trainee QI projects, eliminating administrative burden in your GME program using AI, and more tinyurl.com/53unvz7z #MedEd

Residency program directors in resource-constrained settings should aim to design critical care curricula that emphasize adaptive expertise, experiential learning, and self-directed development to prepare pediatric trainees to manage critically ill children effectively tinyurl.com/4nh5vpr7 #MedEd

AI tools offer improvements to administrative efficiency and quality in GME, allowing more time for teaching and curriculum/faculty development. However, human oversight and privacy policies are essential to manage ethical risks tinyurl.com/99r8rfy2 #MedEd

Check out Part 2 of our New Ideas episode of our podcast! @debsimpson3.bsky.social speaks w/Dr. Kelly Currie about how she & co-authors developed a novel simulation using the Operation board game to replicate a sterile procedure & train faculty in periprocedural feedback tinyurl.com/53unvz7z #MedEd

Check out this New Ideas episode of our podcast! By grounding ethics education in real-world contexts, this curriculum model promotes engagement, reflection, and accountability while preparing residents to uphold patient safety and public trust throughout their careers tinyurl.com/53unvz7z #MedEd

The authors of this Perspective suggest that existing models for assessing point-of-care ultrasound competency focus too heavily on image acquisition at the expense of the more important cognitive skills required to incorporate POCUS into clinical practice tinyurl.com/24zcyrbv #MedEd

Through a brief conversation with a patient about rock climbing, and a mentor's guidance, a resident learns that compassion and clinical excellence are not opposing forces, but essential partners in providing the best care tinyurl.com/2bk887hu #MedEd

In this article, the authors present a structured approach for physician leaders and educators to meaningfully engage trainees in experiential QI projects tinyurl.com/5cw55pkr #MedEd

In this narrative review of Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, and Internal medicine POCUS training guidelines, the authors identified 6 common themes and significant overlap among specialties tinyurl.com/4k5hrj84 #MedEd

Automation carries significant promise to reshape and advance educational practice through improved reliability and equity tinyurl.com/bdz9j6ws #MedEd

This study of resident and attending participants showed that a structured, coaching-centered, acting-attending rotation was associated with significantly higher deliberate practice behaviors and increased self-confidence in leadership and teaching skills lnkd.in/gA88jHks #MedEd

The same features that make AI useful for scholarship, including education research, also make AI-supported scholarship uniquely difficult to do well tinyurl.com/ype4xneb #MedEd

Our June issue is live. Find articles about using AI in medical research, POCUS guidelines and competency in residency, sustaining equity-related content in medical education, Coaching-Centered Inpatient Rotation, and more #MedEd lnkd.in/gxKNvE6G

The authors of this New Idea partnered with a professional science communicator and private detective to develop communication training for residents grounded in the principles of communication science bit.ly/4xBdIh0 #MedEd

Understanding how to respond to and recover from mistakes is crucial to maintain trust, psychological safety, and effective team dynamics tinyurl.com/2fkcdhju #MedEd

This article imagines medical school and residency training as a struggling married couple, and attempts to unpack why the transition from medical school to residency often feels broken tinyurl.com/rjrw5p7f #MedEd

The authors of this New Idea developed an innovative, AI-powered training tool that allows residents to practice serious illness conversations in a realistic, low-risk environment using artificial intelligence conversational agents and virtual reality tinyurl.com/5n96cbyx #MedEd

The authors of this New Idea developed a novel simulation using the Operation board game to replicate a sterile procedure and train faculty in periprocedural feedback lnkd.in/g4_UtWJ4 #MedEd

Many chief residents lack the structured mentorship and support to help them succeed in the role. The authors of this New Idea created a longitudinal Chief Resident Book Club with the goal of providing mentorship, leadership training, and opportunities for scholarship tinyurl.com/bde4nzth #MedEd

This article reports a partnership implementing the first regionally grounded pediatric hospice and palliative medicine fellowship in Latin America, delivering a culturally responsive, ACGME International–aligned curriculum and demonstrating early feasibility and acceptability lnkd.in/gQ6-dD_Z

This On Teaching article demonstrates how adverse childhood experiences and toxic stress can be misperceived as impostor syndrome by practitioners working in medicine tinyurl.com/3e328avj #MedEd

Automating resident case logging by leveraging EHR data can improve log accuracy and decrease administrative workload tinyurl.com/2jwzdzw9 #MedEd