Friendly competition motivates residents to complete administrative tasks
Residency Program Alert, January 24, 2019
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Residency and fellowship coordinators spend a lot of time asking and reminding residents to get things done. Repeating those requests over and over isn’t pleasant for any-one in the program—residents or coordinators. So, how can you make the mundane administrative tasks you ask residents to do every day fun? Turn them into a game or a competition.
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