By Georgia Toal, MA As a medical student and former teacher wishing to delve into the field of medical education, I sifted through the many stellar articles highlighted in the Key Literature in Medical Education (KeyLIME) […]
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Category: Scholarship
From Double Dipping to Deliberate Scholarship: Making the Most of Your Academic Work in the Digital Age
By: Kimberly Schertzer (@KASchertzer); Annahieta Kalantari (@akkalantari); Shivani Mody (@ShivaniMody); Derek Monette (@DerekMonetteMD); Anita Thomas (@yourbabydoctor) Whether it comes from an old Seinfeld episode or poor potluck etiquette, the term “double dip” has negative connotations. […]
The ICE Beach Reading List ;)
As we all know, one of the hardest things to do as a junior clinician educator is to get up to speed on the foundational literature on a topic. The 2016-2017 Faculty Incubator participants have […]
Moral Entrepreneurs, Folk Devils and Pasteur’s Quadrant: Hints for Producing Compelling Scholarship
(Welcome to the blog Glenn Regehr, an education scientist from the University of British Columbia, who will be well known to many readers. This is the first in a series -Jonathan (@sherbino)) By Glenn Regehr […]
#ICEicle: The Lost(?) Art of the Cardiac Physical Exam – #FOAMed Resources
2016 is the 200th anniversary of the invention of the modern stethoscope, by Prof Laennec of Paris. This simple instrument is key to diagnose and to exclude abnormalities of the heart,1 but its getting little […]
