Institutional culture, prior teaching experience, and motivational profiles shape residents' teaching effectiveness¶

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Subclaims¶

q2 i? Institutional culture, prior teaching experience, and motivational profiles influence how effective residents are as teachers. → AlMarzooqi LM 2026

Evidence¶

AlMarzooqi LM 2026¶

AlMarzooqi LM, Goswami N. (2026). Residents as Teachers in postgraduate medical education: a structured review of global evidence and emerging gaps. BMC Medical Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-026-09920-2

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The review's Theme 2, synthesized from qualitative interviews and multi-institutional surveys across specialties and regions. Prior teaching experience shaped perceived barriers and support sought; neither postgraduate year nor program capacity explained these differences.

"institutional culture, prior experience, and motivational profiles significantly shape teaching effectiveness"

Discussion¶

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