Scholarly Communication - ACGME Competencies

Instruction in Scholarly Communication may include settings such as Grand Rounds, presentations such as lectures, seminars, conferences, writing abstracts, presenting a poster and scholarly articles.

Here are a number of other resources that may also be useful to you in the development and implementation of the program's approach to competency, outcomes assessment and improvement. The information contained in these approaches reflects those undertaken by your UMMC's colleagues, as well as others in your profession, to develop and implement the Interpersonal Skills and Communication competency within their program or institution.

The Bayer Institute seeks to improve the communication between clinician and patient through three major activities: education, research and advocacy. An annotated bibliography on Clinician Patient Communication offers more details in this area. Other information about their mission and work is found at Institute for Healthcare Communication.

The Kenneth B. Schwartz Center supports and advances compassionate health care. Learn more about the Schwartz Center and its resources.

Macy Initiative in Health Care Communication is an initiative to develop a state of the art , innovative, comprehensive communication skills curriculum grounded in a set of core competencies that should be mastered by every graduated physician. Learn more about the faculty development and other activities at NYU Macy Initiative on Health Care Communication.

Resources are also available from the American Board of Internal Medicine.

View ACGME Resources.