By X. Catherine Tong (XC_TongMD) As a fellow of the Royal College Clinician Educator Program at McMaster University, and a mid-career community emergency physician based in Kitchener-Waterloo, I sometimes wonder what attracts me to these […]
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Category: Reflections from the Liminal Space
When a patient encounter turns into an interrogation: implicit bias in action
By Bi Awosika I ponder over a time when I was about to start another rotation on wards and received signout on the patients that I would be caring for during that week. One of the […]
Learning and unlearning about justice and injustice within the liminal space
By Javeed Sukhera This is not about me. This is about me. Almost from the moment of my birth, I was always at war with myself. Growing up in Toronto, Canada, as the only child […]
Exiting with Grace: Retirement Is Hard!
Dear Readers: As the Liminal Space matures, we are realizing that liminality can come in various points in our life. Today, we highlight the story of a clinician educator who has been a founding mother […]
Reflections From the Liminal Space: MD/PhD in Health Professions Education – Raising the bar or moving the goal post?
The KeyLIME co-hosts are taking the week off … but we wouldn’t leave you hanging – we’ve got some reflections from the liminal space from Teresa! ~ICE Blog Admin By Teresa Chan (@TChanMD) Many people […]
