By: Ronish Gupta My group sat around the restaurant table, discussing the latest randomized controlled trial (RCT) in pediatric critical care at our most recent journal club. As the evening progressed, I could not help […]
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Category: Reflections from the Liminal Space
Kids these days! How I discovered how the internet could benefit my #meded
By Anahita Sharma (From the E-i-C: This is an invited post from a 4th year medical student from the University of Manchester as part of our Liminal Space series. If you have a point-of-view as […]
Notes from the Liminal Space | Reflections on Peer Review
By Katie Huth The concept of liminality is new to me. However, I am experiencing it daily in my transitioning into the role of clinician and medical educator. Standing on the academic threshold carries a […]
Liminal Space: Looking for volunteer authors!!
The Liminal Space series within ICE blog is written by junior educators who are transitioning through the early phases of their career. Thus far, this has been run by Dr. Teresa Chan, but she is now […]
Notes from the Liminal Space | How to Manage the Millennial Learner
By Teresa Chan & Alex Chorley (@chorleymd) This month’s Notes from the Liminal Space piece was co-written by one of our local Clinician Educator diploma program scholars. Alexander Chorley is a 4th year resident here at […]
