Neglect as an undefined and overlooked aspect of medical student mistreatment: A systematic review of the literature.

Purpose: Although the mistreatment of medical students is a well-researched topic, the scope of mistreatment often leaves out neglect, a subtype for which there is no accepted definition based in the published literature. This review sought to summarize the existing data on the prevalence and descriptors of neglect, identify strategies seen in the literature designed to improve it, and offer a synthesized definition of this phenomenon to guide future research.

Methods: Following PRISMA guidelines, a relevant systematic literature search from 2000 to April 2021 was performed to identify literature on neglect in clinical settings within American medical schools.

Values Clarification as a Reflective Practice for Preclerkship Medical Students.

Introduction: Values clarification is a structured, reflective process individuals engage in to better understand their own beliefs and priorities. We designed a workshop on values clarification to help preclerkship medical students anticipate and manage potential conflicts between their personal values and professional expectations.

Methods: We assigned participating students a values clarification exercise as prework.

Narrative Analyses: Cognitive Behavior Group Therapy for Women with Menopause and Bipolar or Major Depressive Disorders.

Bipolar and depressive disorders (bipolar disorder [BD], major depressive disorder [MDD]), as well as menopause affect millions of women. Although there are three known cognitive behavioral group treatment (CBGT) protocols to help women with problematic menopause symptoms, they do not target women on the BD or MDD spectrum. The purpose of this qualitative study was to learn more about the treatment needs and group experiences of women with problematic menopause symptoms and diagnosed on the BD and MDD spectrum, who participated in a CBGT intervention for menopausal symptoms.

Home or office etonogestrel implant insertion after pregnancy: a randomized trial.

Objectives: To evaluate whether home visits for contraceptive implant insertion result in an increase in postpartum uptake compared to clinic insertion and to assess the feasibility of home insertions.

Study Design: We randomized women within 10 weeks of a birth or dilation and curettage (D&C) for abortion or miscarriage to home or standard office insertion. The primary outcome was successful insertion of the implant.