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Andrés Fernández

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ID3658822
NAMEAndrés Fernández
GIVEN NAMESAndrés
FAMILY NAMEFernández
SIGNATUREFERNANDEZ A
AFFILIATIONSThomas Jefferson University
ORCID0000-0003-3830-3595
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT7
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2003
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • The first cut is the deepest: Understanding learner trauma in the emergency medicine clerkship

    Open Access•Dimitrios Papanagnou, Leela Raj et al.•ARTICLE•BMC Medical Education•2026

    BACKGROUND: As third-year medical students transition into high-stakes, high-stress clinical environments like the emergency department (ED), they may experience significant personal trauma. However, little is known about how this trauma is experienced early in their training - specifically during the transition from preclinical to clinical learning environments. This study addresses that gap by exploring third-year medical students' experiences …

  • Why Competency Frameworks Are Insufficiently Nuanced for Health Equity Teaching and Assessment

    Open Access•Zareen Zaidi, Daniele Ölveczky et al.•ARTICLE•The AMA Journal of Ethic•2024

    This article suggests how competency-based medical education should robustly integrate health equity by focusing on physicians' responsibilities to (1) know why and how underlying structural mechanisms contribute to health equity and then (2) take action to achieve health equity in their practice. This article first canvasses currently available frameworks for helping trainees cultivate these 2 specific skills of discernment and action. This arti…

  • Mood induction through imitation of full‐body movements with different affective intentions

    Open Access•Eva‐Madeleine Schmidt, Rebecca A Smith et al.•ARTICLE•British Journal of Psychology•2024•References: 106

    Theories of human emotion, including some emotion embodiment theories, suggest that our moods and affective states are reflected in the movements of our bodies. We used the reverse process for mood regulation; modulate body movements to regulate mood. Dancing is a type of full‐body movement characterized by affective expressivity and, hence, offers the possibility to express different affective states through the same movement sequences. We teste…

  • “A Look Under the Hood”: Reflections on the Inaugural Rime Mentorship Program

    Open Access•Paolo C Martin, Philicia Duncan et al.•ARTICLE•Academic Medicine•2023

    In 2021, Research in Medical Education (RIME) celebrated 60 years of advancing scholarship in health professions education (HPE). At that time, the nation’s educational institutions faced a public reckoning on the long-standing pandemic of racism that sweltered in their practices and policies, laid bare by COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matters movement. RIME responded with a mentorship program for minoritized early career HPE faculty, which aims t…

  • Exploring landowners' perceptions, motivations and needs for voluntary conservation in a cultural landscape

    Open Access•Gonzalo Cortés‐Capano, Tuuli Toivonen et al.•ARTICLE•People and Nature•2020

    While efforts to reverse the current global environmental crisis increase, we are still experiencing unprecedented rates of species' extinctions. Traditional cultural landscapes can potentially play an important role for biodiversity conservation globally. However, these landscapes are threatened by pressures from global to local socio‐economic drivers of change. Many cultural landscapes across the world occur on private land where landowners' en…

  • Una Sonrisa en la Boca Hace que los Ojos Parezcan Alegres

    Open Access•Andrés Fernández, Pedro Avero et al.•ARTICLE•Escritos de Psicología /…•2012

    El presente estudio investiga la influencia de la sonrisa sobre la expresiÃ3n de los ojos, sean éstos alegres o no, en comparaciÃ3n con la influencia de una boca triste o de enfado. La muestra final estuvo compuesta por treinta y seis estudiantes de primer curso del Grado de Psicología. Los participantes miraban inicialmente a la boca y luego juzgaban si la expresiÃ3n de los ojos era alegre (o triste o de enfado) o no. La expresiÃ3n de ojos y boc…

  • Reformas estructurales, impacto macroeconómico y política monetaria en Colombia

    Open Access•Andrés Fernández•ARTICLE•Revista Desarrollo y Sociedad•2003

    Las reformas estructurales de principios de los años noventa, tuvieron un “impacto” macroeconómico relevante: el producto colombiano es más volátil que en períodos anteriores y parece exhibir un ciclo económico más corto y pronunciado. En este trabajo se documenta este hecho estilizado a partir de una muestra de datos trimestrales, que abarca un período anterior y otro posterior a las reformas estructurales. Se emplearon dos metodologías alternat…

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  • Reformas estructurales, impacto macroeconómico y política monetaria en Colombia

    Open Access•Andrés Fernández•ARTICLE•Revista Desarrollo y Sociedad•2003

    Las reformas estructurales de principios de los años noventa, tuvieron un “impacto” macroeconómico relevante: el producto colombiano es más volátil que en períodos anteriores y parece exhibir un ciclo económico más corto y pronunciado. En este trabajo se documenta este hecho estilizado a partir de una muestra de datos trimestrales, que abarca un período anterior y otro posterior a las reformas estructurales. Se emplearon dos metodologías alternat…

  • Una Sonrisa en la Boca Hace que los Ojos Parezcan Alegres

    Open Access•Andrés Fernández, Pedro Avero et al.•ARTICLE•Escritos de Psicología /…•2012

    El presente estudio investiga la influencia de la sonrisa sobre la expresiÃ3n de los ojos, sean éstos alegres o no, en comparaciÃ3n con la influencia de una boca triste o de enfado. La muestra final estuvo compuesta por treinta y seis estudiantes de primer curso del Grado de Psicología. Los participantes miraban inicialmente a la boca y luego juzgaban si la expresiÃ3n de los ojos era alegre (o triste o de enfado) o no. La expresiÃ3n de ojos y boc…

  • Exploring landowners' perceptions, motivations and needs for voluntary conservation in a cultural landscape

    Open Access•Gonzalo Cortés‐Capano, Tuuli Toivonen et al.•ARTICLE•People and Nature•2020

    While efforts to reverse the current global environmental crisis increase, we are still experiencing unprecedented rates of species' extinctions. Traditional cultural landscapes can potentially play an important role for biodiversity conservation globally. However, these landscapes are threatened by pressures from global to local socio‐economic drivers of change. Many cultural landscapes across the world occur on private land where landowners' en…

  • “A Look Under the Hood”: Reflections on the Inaugural Rime Mentorship Program

    Open Access•Paolo C Martin, Philicia Duncan et al.•ARTICLE•Academic Medicine•2023

    In 2021, Research in Medical Education (RIME) celebrated 60 years of advancing scholarship in health professions education (HPE). At that time, the nation’s educational institutions faced a public reckoning on the long-standing pandemic of racism that sweltered in their practices and policies, laid bare by COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matters movement. RIME responded with a mentorship program for minoritized early career HPE faculty, which aims t…

  • Why Competency Frameworks Are Insufficiently Nuanced for Health Equity Teaching and Assessment

    Open Access•Zareen Zaidi, Daniele Ölveczky et al.•ARTICLE•The AMA Journal of Ethic•2024

    This article suggests how competency-based medical education should robustly integrate health equity by focusing on physicians' responsibilities to (1) know why and how underlying structural mechanisms contribute to health equity and then (2) take action to achieve health equity in their practice. This article first canvasses currently available frameworks for helping trainees cultivate these 2 specific skills of discernment and action. This arti…

  • Mood induction through imitation of full‐body movements with different affective intentions

    Open Access•Eva‐Madeleine Schmidt, Rebecca A Smith et al.•ARTICLE•British Journal of Psychology•2024•References: 106

    Theories of human emotion, including some emotion embodiment theories, suggest that our moods and affective states are reflected in the movements of our bodies. We used the reverse process for mood regulation; modulate body movements to regulate mood. Dancing is a type of full‐body movement characterized by affective expressivity and, hence, offers the possibility to express different affective states through the same movement sequences. We teste…

  • The first cut is the deepest: Understanding learner trauma in the emergency medicine clerkship

    Open Access•Dimitrios Papanagnou, Leela Raj et al.•ARTICLE•BMC Medical Education•2026

    BACKGROUND: As third-year medical students transition into high-stakes, high-stress clinical environments like the emergency department (ED), they may experience significant personal trauma. However, little is known about how this trauma is experienced early in their training - specifically during the transition from preclinical to clinical learning environments. This study addresses that gap by exploring third-year medical students' experiences …

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