The Key Literature in Medical Education podcast this week marks a collaboration with Medical Education. Every quarter, KeyLIME will review a Medical Education manuscript that has been accepted for publication, posting the review (nearly) simultaneous […]
Let me join the long list of health care apocalyptic hand-wavers… the grey tsunami is coming. Yep. Heard that one, right? Yet, how has the #MedEd community thoughtfully anticipated this significant patient demographic change? With […]
Well, it’s Friday the 13th… If you’re hiding out at home scared to venture into the world because of impending mishaps, yet bored with nothing to do, check out the Key Literature in Medical Education […]
The Key Literature In Medical Education podcast this week tackles the ongoing theme of educational imprinting. See episode 80 and 82 for previous discussions. We spend a lot of time in #meded talking about ideal instructional […]
The Key Literature in Medical Education Podcast this past week covered looks at the delicate situation of when to ask for help in the operating room (operating theatre for everyone outside of North America). The […]
