The KeyLIME team are back with new episodes! They return with a look at physician fatigue and how scheduling affects patient care — the current research leaves things unclear. The researchers decided to delve further […]
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#KeyLIMEPodcast 280: [The best of KeyLIME 2018 – #7] Examining the Relationship between altmetrics and traditional measures
This episode, released in summer of 2018, looks at altmetrics as an alternate way to capture dissemination and impact, especially vis-à-vis public communication and sharing outside traditional channels. The article suggest that, by providing a […]
#KeyLIMEPodcast 279: [The best of KeyLIME 2018 – #6] Assessment validity as a social imperative.
This episode from November 2018 looks at assessment validity and an emerging lens through which to see it: the social imperative. Jason called it a fantastic paper that opens up a new way of thinking […]
#KeyLIMEPodcast 278: [The best of KeyLIME 2018 – #5] Mind the (gender) gap
In this episode, first released in the summer of 2018, the KeyLIME team welcomed guest host Deb Simpson (@debsimpson3). It features a topic still very relevant in 2020 society: gender gaps. In particular, this qualitative analysis examined […]
#KeyLIMEPodcast 277: [The best of KeyLIME 2018 – #4] Creating a more empathetic physician?
Today’s re run episode was first released in September 2018. Researchers looked to test the hypothesis that medical students with higher exposure to the humanities would report higher levels of positive physician qualities (e.g., wisdom, […]
