The ICBME Collaborators are pleased to announce that the CBME webinar series will be continuing in 2021. Webinars were selected by our planning committee carefully from the top workshop submissions to the CBME World Summit. […]
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Spreading contagion: redeployment and psychological safety
By: Brittany Prevost (@BrittP_27) Like most people in the early spring, I busied myself refreshing newsfeeds and following the active developments of the COVID-19 pandemic as it infiltrated Canadian communities, and subsequently Canadian hospitals. Well […]
#KEYLIMEPODCAST 296: Medicine discovers Moneyball
Analytics are all the rage in sports: the collection and analysis of player performance data, using statistical modelling, to develop insights and guide decisions that might not be obvious in a large data set .. […]
LEADERSHIP IN MEDICAL EDUCATION: WHEN REMEDIATION FAILS
By Merle Carter (@MCEMedMD) and Michael A. Gisondi (@MikeGisondi) Case It’s another challenging day in the life of a program director… Your faculty members demand that you fire a resident who consistently underperforms. She isn’t […]
KeyLIME Podcast: still on break, but here are some old favourites!
The folks at KeyLIME are still on break so no new podcast post today. If you’re craving some KeyLIME, check out the top three posts from the ICE Blog: Episode #263 – “This bugs me […]
Why simulation-based team training might be a bad idea……
By: Victoria Brazil (@SocraticEM) Healthcare teams improve if they practice in simulation, right? Simulation is considered a great way to train healthcare teams, especially in acute care settings. But simulation programs require significant faculty expertise and […]
