By Eve Purdy (@purdy_eve) Anthropologists are fascinated by the concept of belonging – social membership in a particular group. How do individuals become a part of a group? How does one maintain membership? What happens […]
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Author: Eve Purdy
Third year medical student with interest in Emergency Medicine, Medical Education and Social Media in Health Care.
Doing Gender: An Anthropologist’s Look at Gender in #CBME
(During our annual general meeting of the editorial board, we realized that our editorial board was unbalanced and did not include a trainee’s perspective. In the spirit of co-production we’re working to correct this shortcoming. […]
Mind the Gap: differential use of online education resources between residents and program directors
(The guest post this week is from Eve Purdy, a final year medical student at Queen’s University. She discusses how technology is changing learning processes in the current generation of graduates based on a recent […]
