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Early‐career simulation investigators identify limited mentorship as a common barrier to disseminating scholarship and launching a successful academic career in emergency medicine (EM). Conferences often bridge this gap, but the… Click to show full abstract
Early‐career simulation investigators identify limited mentorship as a common barrier to disseminating scholarship and launching a successful academic career in emergency medicine (EM). Conferences often bridge this gap, but the COVID‐19 pandemic has forced their indefinite delay. Virtual solutions are needed to capitalize on the breadth of national simulation research experts and grow mentorship in a postpandemic world.
Keywords:
career;
simulation investigators;
career simulation;
early career;
simulation;
virtual mentoring
Journal Title: AEM Education and Training
Year Published: 2021
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Journal Title: AEM Education and Training
Year Published: 2021
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