By Michael Gisondi, MD – Stanford University Women in science and medicine commonly experience sexual harassment in the workplace, which exacts a great toll on the individual victim, affects numerous public health issues, and must be addressed […]
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Category: Educational Leadership
The Experience of the Audience: Must-Have Design Elements for a CME Conference
By Michael Gisondi, MD – Stanford University My department hosted its 19th Symposium on Emergency Medicine in March 2018 on Kauai, Hawaii. The Symposium is a very successful continuing medical education (CME) conference that attracts […]
D-I-Y: Tips for Designing a Strategic Planning Retreat for Your Education Leadership Team
By: Mike Gisondi In the past six months, I facilitated two retreats for education leadership teams within the Department of Emergency Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine. Each of these retreats had different audiences […]
Easter Eggs and #MedEd Coaches
By Mike Gisondi The Easter Egg-stravaganza Several years ago, I took my then 5 year-old daughter to the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, Illinois (USA) for the annual Easter Egg-stravaganza. It is a wonderful event […]
Avoiding the “wall of silence” in the lecture hall: keep your first question simple
By Anthony Llewellyn I was recently asked by another faculty member to help out by taking a lecture for some medical students. The audience was a group who I had not yet met and the topic […]
