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 […]

The Key Literature in Medical Education podcast this week looks at the hot topic of milestones.  As a teaser, the Royal College Milestones (+ the CanMEDS 2015 Framework) will be released next month at the […]

Cue the orchestra.  Let’s get on with the speeches. Cut to the audience for a “reaction shot.” The Key Literature in Medical Education podcast presents the most important papers in medical education, ever…. Whoa.  Little […]

Well… it’s official… we are pushing into new territory on the Key Literature in Medical Education podcast.  The episode this week is about the use of comics to help senior medical students in the process of professional identity formation.

Preconceptions? Worried about the state of academia with the advent of “comic scholarship?”  Well, we unpack all of this on the podcast.  For a quick overview, check out the abstract below.  For more opinions (and there are a few with this episode) download the podcast here.

– Jonathan (@sherbino)

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KeyLIME Session 92 – Article under review:

Reviewer: Linda Snell

Background
Professional Identity Formation (PIF) is a topical area of medical education curriculum development and research. One’s professional identity is

The Key Literature in Medical Education podcast tackles a hot topic in health professions education this week – Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs). The article under discussion is one of the early descriptions of implementing an […]