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Notice of New Ownership
Hello to our loyal subscribers, readers, and authors, This post is to inform you that the ICE blog will be moving homes after nearly a decade of administrative support at the Royal College. The new […]
Accountability in Medical Training: A Tale of Two Doctors
By Eric Warm (@CincyIM) Imagine a bustling hospital ward where two medical residents, Dr. A and Dr. B, face the end of a grueling 12-hour shift. Dr. A decides to stay an extra hour to ensure that […]
ICE Book Review – Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment without Burnout
By Rob Cooney (@EMEducation) Cal Newport is a philosopher for the digital age. He’s long been a thought provoking author and I’ve covered one of his previous titles here.[…]
A Global Direction for Competency-based Medical Education through the simile of an antibody
By: Robert Englander (@BobEnglanderMD) I have been pondering lately why change in medical education and training is so slow and program evaluation so difficult, and two root causes emerge: 1) The variation of the frameworks […]
The Unexplained “Magic” of A Global Immersion program
By: Quyen Phan, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC The Immersion For the past six years, nursing students from pre and post licensure programs at the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing at Emory University (Emory SON) have […]
What’s the right ‘dose’ of simulation training to maintain competence?
By Victoria Brazil (@SocraticEM) There is ample evidence that simulation-based training is effective for healthcare professionals seeking to learn or improve procedural skills. We know what optimal simulation-based training looks like: realistic mannikins or part […]