Today’s paper will be of particular interest to our blog readers as it focuses on the 21st century Clinician Educator. It takes a look at recently initiated clinician-educator tracks (CETs) that have been put in […]

Authorship. It is the basis of career advancement, global recognition, funding, wellness, professional identity, and even historical legacy.  But are the guidelines for authorship as they currently stand clear enough? The authors of Jason’s selected […]

Empathy and compassion are two important traits that should be embodied by those in the medical profession and he authors of this paper use an ethnographic approach to examine how medical education affect the two. […]

In this episode, the co-hosts review a guide that outlines the methods for an economic evaluation as well as a model for analysis of its results. A timely topic in a world where transparency of […]

Clinical reasoning. What comes to mind when you hear this term? Does it line up with what your colleagues think? Lara’s paper selection touches on a interesting topic: how the meaning term “clinical reasoning” can change […]