This week, KeyLIME presents the question, “how can we make healthcare conflict better?” The authors of this paper, which Jason calls the “most unusual one I have read using qualitative interviews”, took a look at […]
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#KeyLIMEPodcast 307: We belong together, virtually
Lara presents a paper that looks at conference from a variety of perspectives: learners and faculty; genders and sexual orientations; economic demographics; family situations and the various responsibilities juggled by them all. She presents the […]
An Interprofessional Education History Lesson – My Story
By Bethany Robertson (@bdrclo) In the last blog, I shared some history about those that have gone before me in building and IPE platform for us today. I am a bit ashamed actually, as I never entertained […]
#KEYLIMEPODCAST 306: Growth Mindset
This week the KeyLIME team focuses on Growth Mindset, a topic often touched on in their podcasts (most recently, in epsisodes, 247, 257 and 282, in case you missed them!). This week’s article presents a […]
Simulation for enculturation into trauma care: making organizational culture objectives explicit
By Eve Purdy (@purdy_eve) These were the collated key messages from the simulation debrief written on a whiteboard by a consultant trauma surgeon about three weeks ago. The session was an orientation for surgical fellows […]
