Resident Resources Brochure - Graduate Medical Education ...

Sleep Deprivation & Fatigue
Healthy Sleep Habits
Go to bed and get up at same time
Develop a pre-sleep routine
Use relaxation to help you fall asleep
Protect your sleep time!
Avoid going to bed hungry
Get regular exercise
Sleeping environment:
Cooler temperature
Dark (shades)
Quiet (ear plugs)
©American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Signs of Driving while Drowsy
Trouble focusing on the road
Difficulty keeping your eyes open
Nodding
Yawning repeatedly
Drifting lanes, missing exits
Not remembering driving the last few miles
Closing your eyes at stoplights
Driving Safely
©American Academy of Sleep Medicine
NO driving if drowsy
Find alternatives (e.g. take a cab, call a friend )
Take a 20 minute nap and/or drink a cup of coffee before
going home post call
Stop driving if you notice signs of sleepiness
Pull off the road at a safe place, take a short nap
A 4-second lapse in attention can cause a drowsy-driving crash
©American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Sleep Resident Deprivation Resources & Fatigue
Total Compensation & Wellness:
Benefits Information
Phone: (313) 577-3717
Website: http://www.hr.wayne.edu/tcw/benefits/
G G r a d u a t e
Brett Green, Director
5700 Cass Avenue, Suite 3638 A/AB
Detroit, MI 48202
Email: benefits@wayne.edu
Business Hours:
8:30 a.m.—5:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday
Shiffman Medical Library:
Website: http://www.lib.wayne.edu/shiffman/
Address:
Wayne State University
Mazurek Medical Education Commons
320 E. Canfield St.
Detroit, MI 48201
(313) 577-1094
askmed@wayne.edu
CONTACT INFORMATION
FOR: Benefits
Enrollment:
Albert Bowman
(313) 577-6353
ab3895@wayne.edu
Benefits Questions:
Ursula Hart
(313) 577-2132
ao1514@wayne.edu
Hours of Operation:
Shiffman Medical Library:
M – TH: 7:30 AM - 12:00 AM
F: 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM
SAT: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
SUN: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Ulliance EAP (Employee Assistance Program):
Phone: (800) 448-8326
Website: www.ulliance.com/eap
Resident Payroll Office:
Phone: (313) 577-2138
Resident Hotline:
Phone: (248) 457-5120
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M e d i c a l
E d u c a t i o n
RESIDENT
RESOURCES
GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION Office:
Tsveti Markova, MD, FAAFP - Associate Dean
for Graduate Medical Education and DIO
tmarkova@med.wayne.edu
Martha Jordan - GME Administrative Director
mjorda@med.wayne.edu
Lisa Dillon, PhD - Director for Research &
Education
ldillon@med.wayne.edu
Lauren Florkey - GME Coordinator
lflorkey@med.wayne.edu
Amelia Mills - Administrative Assistant
anmills@med.wayne.edu
GME Office Phone Number: (248) 581- 5900
New Innovations:
GME Office Fax Number: (248) 581- 5647
https://www.new-innov.com
Institution Login: wsugme GME Website: http://gme.med.wayne.edu/

How to
Raise & Resolve Issues
Process for Residents
to Raise Issues
Mechanisms Available
to Residents
WSU GME is committed to
providing residents a SAFE
learning environment.
What to do when you have a
problem/concern:
top and think about the problem and
all parties roles
sk others for feedback
ollow protocol
xamine alternative mechanisms
as needed (see list & flow chart)
Anonymous
Suggestion
Box
Resident Hotline
248-581-5897
GME
Administration
Resident Physician
Confidential
Complaint
Reporting via GME
website
Resident
Concern
Peers
Chief
Resident
Program Director or
Associate
Program Director
WSU GME Resident
Quality Council or
Your Program
Representative to
Resident Quality
Council
GME Council /
DIO
WSU GME / RESIDENT ABILITY TO RAISE ISSUES:
The Institution provides an environment in which
residents may raise and resolve issues without fear
of intimidation or retaliation as follows:
Resident Quality Council: The Resident Quality Council
meets at least 6 times a year. Administrative support is
provided by the Office of Graduate Medical Education. The
agenda is set by the Resident Quality Council Officers at a
pre-meeting. All Resident Q u a l i t y Council meetings are
held with GME support. This provides the residents an
opportunity to express views in a confidential manner.
Subsequent information is then brought to the GMEC for its
review.
Office of Graduate Medical Education Open Door Policy:
The Office of GME has an open door policy for residents/
fellows to speak on confidential matters either with the Directors
or the DIO. Issues are brought before the DIO’s
weekly Team GME meetings and subsequently from there
to the GMEC. Resident Hotline: (248) 457-5120
Anonymous Suggestion/Comment Boxes: The GME office
provides enrolled Residents an anonymous venue for reporting
concerns via Anonymous Suggestion/Comment Boxes. These
locked comment boxes are available on site to facilitate resident
reporting ease and protect resident confidentiality. Comments
are collected monthly by a GME representative and
reported issues and concerns will be reviewed and addressed
by the DIO.
WSU Office of the Ombudsman: Through Wayne State
University, residents have options to address issues completely
outside of medicine and the hospital system
through the WSU Office of the Ombudsperson. The Office of
the Ombudsperson exists to assist students, faculty and staff
in solving University-related problems. The Office can help
students break through bureaucratic issues, overcome unfair
treatment, or obtain consideration of extenuating circumstance
by providing information and advice and by facilitating
communication. The Office has no authority to change
academic or administrative decisions, although it has been
known to influence them. Ombudsperson – Laura Birnie-
Lindemann - Phone: (313) 577-3487 - FAX: (313) 577-9296
Town Hall Meetings with Institutional Leadership: WSU
SOM present additional opportunities for resident dialogue with
institutional administration through resident forums with
A s so c i a te Dean for Graduate Medical Education.
Other mechanisms in place include Internal Reviews, Annual
GME Resident Survey, and EAP (Employee Assistance
Program).