By Michael A. Gisondi As I write this post, I am en route to one of my favorite places in the world, Provincetown, Massachusetts. If you’ve never been there, Provincetown is a small fishing village […]
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Author: Michael Gisondi
Michael A. Gisondi, MD is an emergency physician, medical educator, and education researcher who lives in Palo Alto, California. Michael currently is Associate Professor and Vice Chair of Education in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Stanford University. Twitter: @Mike Gisondi
10 Things Medical School Faculty Members Should Do Tomorrow at Work
By Michael A. Gisondi Like the title says, here is a random list of 10 things you should do tomorrow at work, in no particular order. (OK, I get it… 10 are a lot of […]
Speaker Coaching Programs at Medical Conferences: Making Good Speakers Great
By: Sara Damewood (@_SonoSara); John Bailitz (@gritcoachmd); Jenny Beck-Esmay (@jbeckesmay); Mizuho Morrison (@mizuhomorrison) and Resa E. Lewiss (@ResaELewiss) Everyone knows that professional athletes depend on coaches to improve their performance. Would you be surprised to […]
Exploration Before Explanation: Embracing Errors to Develop Adaptive Expertise
By Leonardo Aliaga (@BolivianLeo) Adaptive expertise is the ability to transfer existing skills and knowledge to solve novel problems.1 Transfer is the currency of adaptive expertise. Achieving transfer depends on “seeing” a topic’s underlying structure.2 […]
Teaching Death Disclosure, differently
By Michael Gisondi (@MikeGisondi) Many physicians derive professional satisfaction from their relationships with families that evolve over many years… with births, illnesses, milestones, and deaths along the way. Such lengthy relationships weren’t that important to […]