<p style="font-weight:400;">Why is evidence based education for the clinic important for resident physicians, and what are strategies to support the process? In this episode we speak with Karina Clemmons, Carly Eastin, Diane Jarrett, and Matt Quick to discuss evidence based education in the clinic, its relevance for resident physicians, and strategies to support growth in this area.</p>

Why is evidence based education for the clinic important for resident physicians, and what are strategies to support the process? In this episode we speak with Karina Clemmons, Carly Eastin, Diane Jarrett, and Matt Quick to discuss evidence based education in the clinic, its relevance for resident physicians, and strategies to support growth in this area.

<p>Why is evidence based education for the clinic important for resident physicians, and what are strategies to support the process? In this episode we speak with Karina Clemmons, Carly Eastin, Diane Jarrett, and Matt Quick to discuss evidence based education in the clinic, its relevance for resident physicians, and strategies to support growth in this area.</p>

Episode 5: Evidence Based Education for the Clinic

Join medical education faculty from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine and resident physicians as they discuss topics to prepare medical students for their transition to residency in the areas of leading, teaching, preparing, and learning.

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Episode 5: Evidence Based Education for the Clinic

Episode 5: Evidence Based Education for the Clinic