Jason presents an article from Medical Education that looks at “P4P” literature: an established genre of #meded/HPE papers, often driven by assessment for competence of graduates. In their longitudinal qualitative research, the authors asked: How […]
It is no secret that the residency application process places a significant financial and time burden on learners. Lara presents an article that looks article examines the additional strain it puts on our planet. Using […]
Linda presents a scoping review on a hot topic: Adaptive expertise (AE). While a number of groups have written on the topic, Linda asks, what do we really know about it? The authors of the […]
This week, KeyLIME presents the question, “how can we make healthcare conflict better?” The authors of this paper, which Jason calls the “most unusual one I have read using qualitative interviews”, took a look at […]
Lara presents a paper that looks at conference from a variety of perspectives: learners and faculty; genders and sexual orientations; economic demographics; family situations and the various responsibilities juggled by them all. She presents the […]
