By Alim Nagji and Krista Dowhos You are just starting an evening shift in your local emergency department. Its 6:40 pm and your colleagues are swamped, the waiting room is full and a bright-eyed 3rd […]
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Category: Educational Design
Deliberate Practice: Deliberate Patient Presentation
by Chris Keefer CCFP-EM, CHSE, CEUS-IP After every single patient encounter learners present to their staff. This is frequently a painful process for both learner and preceptor. Too often the learner fails to paint a […]
The Feedback Formula: Part 2, Receiving Feedback
By Michael Gisondi, MD – Stanford University, Spencer Arnold, BS – Stanford University, and Lisa Stefanac, MBA – KSE Leadership The Case: A resident physician in the emergency department begins an encounter with a patient who […]
The Feedback Formula: Part 1, Giving Feedback
By Michael Gisondi, MD – Stanford University and Lisa Stefanac, MBA – KSE Leadership If you subscribe to the KeyLIME Podcast, you have likely heard Linda, Jason, and Jon debate whether medical education researchers have exhausted […]
From Circo Pobre: The Growth of Medical Education in Chile
By: Mike Gisondi I recently had the privilege of speaking at a faculty development course in Santiago de Chile, offered by Medutopia and hosted by Medicina de Urgencia y Emergencia (MUE). MUE is the fourth […]
