Daniel Cabrera (@cabreraerdr) I think most of us can identify with the scenario of trying to teach an important concept or a clinical pearl using a story. Several times a shift, I find myself telling […]
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Constructions of Knowledge and Reflective Practice
By Glenn Regehr Well it happened to me again … another “Stokesian” moment. This time it manifested during a CHES research rounds talk by Peter Nugus (who was visiting UBC from his home institution of […]
Flashback Friday: Emerging Concepts in #MedEd V: Complexity
(I have an awesome problem. I’m on a two-month mini-sabbatical. Let’s all pretend that I’m buried in a research library, but the truth… well… for the sake of plausible deniability with my boss… let’s just […]
Diagnostic Reasoning: Can you trust your gut or are you biased?
(These are the show notes for the Grand Rounds I presented at Lurie Children Hospital of Chicago and Northwestern University. We discussed diagnostic error previously on the ICE blog here and here. […]
The (Disputed) Top Assessment Papers in #meded via #ICRE2015
Today’s post serves as partial show notes for a workshop conducted at the 2015 International Conference on Residency Education by Eric Holmboe and me. The (Disputed) Top Assessment Papers, is a regular session that we have conducted for […]
