Oncology sleep

di Apramian, Tavis
Pubblicazione 2013

Adaptation and innovation: a grounded theory study of procedural variation in the academic surgical workplace

di Apramian, Tavis, Watling, Christopher, Lingard, Lorelei, Cristancho, Sayra
Pubblicato in J Eval Clin Pract (2015)

How Do Thresholds of Principle and Preference Influence Surgeon Assessments of Learner Performance?

di Apramian, Tavis, Cristancho, Sayra, Sener, Alp, Lingard, Lorelei
Pubblicato in Ann Surg (2017)

Thresholds of Principle and Preference: Exploring Procedural Variation in Postgraduate Surgical Education

di Apramian, Tavis, Cristancho, Sayra, Watling, Chris, Ott, Michael, Lingard, Lorelei
Pubblicato in Acad Med (2015)

“Staying in the Game”: How Procedural Variation Shapes Competence Judgments in Surgical Education

di Apramian, Tavis, Cristancho, Sayra, Watling, Chris, Ott, Michael, Lingard, Lorelei
Pubblicato in Acad Med (2016)

“They Have to Adapt to Learn”: Surgeons’ Perspectives on the Role of Procedural Variation in Surgical Education

di Apramian, Tavis, Cristancho, Sayra, Watling, Chris, Ott, Michael, Lingard, Lorelei
Pubblicato in J Surg Educ (2015)

Demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of Canadian medical students: a cross-sectional study

di Khan, Rishad, Apramian, Tavis, Kang, Joel Hosung, Gustafson, Jeffrey, Sibbald, Shannon
Pubblicato in BMC Med Educ (2020)

Understanding Clinical Uncertainty: What Is Going on When Experienced Surgeons Are Not Sure What to Do?

di Cristancho, Sayra M., Apramian, Tavis, Vanstone, Meredith, Lingard, Lorelei, Ott, Michael, Novick, Richard J.
Pubblicato in Acad Med (2013)

Thinking like an expert: surgical decision making as a cyclical process of being aware

di Cristancho, Sayra M., Apramian, Tavis, Vanstone, Meredith, Lingard, Lorelei, Ott, Michael, Forbes, Thomas, Novick, Richard
Pubblicato in Am J Surg (2015)