Perineal Injury via Personal Watercraft Hydrostatic Jet: A Case Report.

Background: Traumatic injuries resulting from personal watercraft hydrostatic jets are expected to increase as personal watercrafts are affordable, portable, and used in an increasingly wide range of locales.

Case Presentation: This case study presents an unusual severe perineal injury in a 17-year-old adolescent girl resulting from a fall from a personal watercraft and contact with the vehicle's hydrostatic jet. This case report provides an overview of the mechanism, treatment, and prevention of personal watercraft injuries.

Burnout: exploring the differences between U.S. and international medical graduates.

Background: International medical graduates (IMGs) have less burnout than U. S. medical school graduates (USMGs) during residency training.

Impact of Coaching on the Nurse-Physician Dynamic.

Background: Limited resources and increased patient care demands have strained nurse-physician relationships in our hospital's neurosurgical intensive care unit, leading to low morale and adversarial dynamics. Studies exploring benefits of coaching interprofessional teamwork demonstrate performance improvements. Therefore, a coaching program designed to improve nurse-physician teamwork was initiated by the neurosurgery department of the hospital's affiliated university.

Thinking Styles and Regret in Physicians.

Background: Decision-making relies on both analytical and emotional thinking. Cognitive reasoning styles (e.g.