By Alexei Wagner (@docwagz) and Michael Gisondi (@MikeGisondi) Technology has improved most activities of our daily life, but at times don’t you question whether the tech gods forgot about teaching hospitals and medical schools? Sure, we […]

By Alexei Wagner (@docwagz) and Michael Gisondi (@MikeGisondi) Technology has improved most activities of our daily life, but at times don’t you question whether the tech gods forgot about teaching hospitals and medical schools? Sure, we […]
By Alim Nagji (@AlimNagji) 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 […]
by Chris Keefer (@Dr_Keefer) 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 clear picture of […]
By Michael Gisondi(@MikeGisondi) and Lisa Stefanac The Case: A resident physician in the emergency department begins an encounter with a patient who presents for flank pain. Shortly into the history, a nurse interrupts and requests that the resident […]
By Michael Gisondi(@MikeGisondi) and Lisa Stefanac If you subscribe to the KeyLIME Podcast, you have likely heard Linda, Jason, and Jon debate whether medical education researchers have exhausted the study of feedback. There have been many published studies […]