By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) I don’t have any data…of course, that’s never stopped me before… but I suspect that most CEs didn’t plan to get rich or famous in health professions education. My clinical practice […]
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Trust Me
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) I’ve been thinking about the role of trust in medical education. Last night at midnight, I recorded a KeyLIME podcast on how trust impacts the effectiveness of a team. (Keep an […]
Learning Objectives – Time to Kill the “Third Slide” of Oral Presentations?
There are certain practices that distinguish a CE. The formal elements I’ve detailed here previously. However, there are less formalized / articulated practices that mark an individual as a CE. One of the “tells” that I use […]
Social Media and Communities of Practice (SoMe&CoP)
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) I have been thinking about communities of practice lately. In early January, I was at the Royal College office in Ottawa, Canada for a two day meeting on the evolution of CanMEDS. The […]
ICE Book Review – “Books as mentors”
I’m excited to announce a new feature of the ICENet blog – a monthly book review. The December post on “must reads” for CEs sparked a little debate and a lot of discussion on Twitter. […]