Clinical reasoning. What comes to mind when you hear this term? Does it line up with what your colleagues think? Lara’s paper selection touches on a interesting topic: how the meaning term “clinical reasoning” can change […]
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The ICE blog promotes discussion among Clinician Educators from around the world, archiving a variety of education resources. We welcome anyone with an interest in health professions education.
#iceicle: a warm welcome to our new editor, Bethany Robertson!
We are pleased to announce a new editor has joined our team: Bethany Robertson, DNP, CNM. Bethany is a high energy transformational leader with extensive background in change management and leading large-scale projects in both […]
It’s our 6th anniversary!
The ICE blog is 6 years old! Six years of learning, reflecting, debating, and considering health professions education and those who participate in it. On this birthday, give a gift to those around you — […]
ICRE: KeyLIME LIVE! and the ICE Summit
Are you a KeyLIME Podcast fan who is attending ICRE? Well then you don’t want to miss KeyLIME Live!, taking place on Friday, September 27th over the lunch hour. Participants get the opportunity to see […]
Words Hurt: Three Steps to Remove Stigmatizing Language from Clinical Practice
By: Julia Raney, Devika Bhushan, Peter Leahy, Tiffany Lee, Ria Pal, Samuel Ricardo Saenz, Michael Gisondi, Kim Hoang, Carrie Johnson, Cynthia Kapphahn, and Natalie Kirilcuk Stigmatizing language negatively affects quality of care and patient experience. We define ‘stigmatizing language’ as […]
