Active case-finding of tuberculosis compared with symptom-driven standard of care: a modelling analysis.

Background: In settings with large case detection gaps, active case-finding (ACF) may play a critical role in the uberculosis (TB) response. However, ACF is resource intensive, and its effectiveness depends on whether people detected with TB through ACF might otherwise spontaneously resolve or be diagnosed through routine care. We analysed the potential effectiveness of ACF for TB relative to the counterfactual scenario of routine care alone.

Anesthesia Learning in the Digital Age: Are Program Directors and Residents on the Same Page?

Background: In our current digital age, textbooks have been supplemented or supplanted by multiple online modalities for knowledge acquisition. Trainees, often from a younger generation than their program directors (PDs), prefer options such as podcasts, videos, and question banks. We sought to identify whether an exists between PDs and trainees regarding what is assigned and what is used.