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Instructional guide and sample assessment source describing how residents generate, review, and share aggregated e-Field Notes reports in the T-Res system for competency evaluation and periodic review within the UBC Family Practice residency program.
Organization: University of British Columbia
Program: UBC Family Practice Program
Platform / System: T-Res (www.t-res.net)
Document Type: Instruction and sample report
Report Name: Report 101 – UBC Family Practice Aggregated Field Note
Educational Level: Residency training
Medical Specialty: Family Medicine
Assessment Frameworks Referenced: CanMEDS-FM Roles; Domains of Care; Skill Dimensions
Audience: Family Practice Residents and Preceptors
Related Evaluation Form: In-training Assessment Report (ITAR)
Sample Resident Level: R1
Sample Reporting Period: September 1, 2014 – September 15, 2014
Roles Mentioned: FM Expert; Communicator; Collaborator; Health Advocate; Scholar; Professional
Responsible Faculty: Dr. Theresa van der Goes (Lead Faculty for Assessment and Evaluation)
Contact Organization: T-Res Support
Contact Email: [email protected]
Contact Phone: (604) 693-2323; 1 (866) 694-2323 (toll free)
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Aggregated and Event-Correlated Analysis of Power Outages in the United States, 2014–2023
Year: 2014–2023
Region: United States
Topic: Power Outages, Energy Infrastructure
Document Type: Dataset Documentation
Organization: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Data Sources: EAGLE-I, DOE-417
File Formats: CSV
Content: Aggregated outage data, merged outage data, event-correlated outage data
Coverage: County-level and state-level power outages
Metrics: Outage count, duration, customer-weighted hours, affected customers per event
Event Types: Extreme weather, physical disruptions
Intended Users: Researchers and industry professionals
Topics: e-Field 1–15 Aggregated