James R. Martindale
Assistant Professor
Faculty Researcher
COM | Emergency Medicine Faculty
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Biography and Research Information
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James R. Martindale's research focuses on medical education, particularly assessing and improving clinical reasoning and competence among medical students and residents. He has investigated the concordance between narrative comments and supervision ratings in professional activity assessments and examined the correlation of supervision ratings with other measures of clinical performance. Martindale has also explored the needs assessment of essential anatomy from the perspective of resident physicians and developed targeted remediation programs for residents and fellows experiencing difficulties, including those with characteristics of ADHD. His work also extends to clinical applications, such as comparing transvaginal ultrasound utilization in early pregnancy and exploring the characteristics of struggling residents and fellows. Martindale has published 50 papers with 743 citations and an h-index of 14. He collaborates with researchers such as David L. Davies.
Metrics
- h-index: 14
- Publications: 50
- Citations: 751
Selected Publications
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Soundwave Symposium: A Model for Impactful Point-of-care Ultrasound Training in Undergraduate Medical Education (2025)
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- Soundwave Symposium: A Model for Impactful Point-of-care Ultrasound Training in Undergraduate Medical Education
- Soundwave Symposium: A Model for Impactful Point-of-care Ultrasound Training in Undergraduate Medical Education
- Soundwave Symposium: A Model for Impactful Point-of-care Ultrasound Training in Undergraduate Medical Education
- Soundwave Symposium: A Model for Impactful Point-of-care Ultrasound Training in Undergraduate Medical Education
- Soundwave Symposium: A Model for Impactful Point-of-care Ultrasound Training in Undergraduate Medical Education
- Soundwave Symposium: A Model for Impactful Point-of-care Ultrasound Training in Undergraduate Medical Education
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