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<title>Residents: Please remember to log your work hours.</title>
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<![CDATA[<p><strong>CORE COURSE STANDARD FORMAT</strong><br />
1. <strong>There will be an assigned chapter from Sabiston, Greenfield or Cameron </strong>(your choice). </p>

<p>2. <strong>The designated resident will give a 30 minute (20 slide) presentation on the "essential points" of the reading.</strong> The resident must send this presentation to the attending no later than Thursday of the week before for their review. <br />
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3. <strong>The attending will do case based teaching (ie: pimping) for 45-60minutes. </strong> They will be asked to provide 3 cases and slides to highlight the "takehome points" on each case.  Pimping will be from R1-R5, level appropriate.  Medstudents may sit in and listen, but we've asked that the attendings focus on the residents during this conference. <br />
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<strong>Some tips:  </strong><br />
- the resident's lecture is not sufficient to prepare you for the attending's questions, so its a good idea to read - even if its only a little bit.  </p>

<p>- there is no shame in giving a wrong answer - you're among friends. </p>]]>
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