By: Damian Roland Despite huge advances in education theory and practice over the last century there has been no, or minimal change, in the time taken to train medical professionals. Give or take a few […]
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Category: Education Literature
From Odysseus to Yoda. Storytelling in medical education
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 […]
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. […]
