Empathy and compassion are two important traits that should be embodied by those in the medical profession and he authors of this paper use an ethnographic approach to examine how medical education affect the two. […]
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Ready, Set, Go… How to make the most of your laparoscopic simulator.
By Belinda Lowe (@Belinda_J_Lowe) & Victoria Brazil (@SocraticEM) Minimally invasive surgery has become the gold standard for many surgical procedures. It’s easy to see why when patients recover faster, have less postoperative pain and reduced hospital […]
#KeyLIMEPodcast 235: Cost analyses – no simple solutions
In this episode, the co-hosts review a guide that outlines the methods for an economic evaluation as well as a model for analysis of its results. A timely topic in a world where transparency of […]
ICE Book Review – NO EGO: How Leaders Can Cut the Cost of Workplace Drama, End Entitlement and Drive Big Results
By Rob Cooney (@EMEducation) I was first introduced to Cy Wakeman while working with a wonderful leadership coach. We were talking through some of the many leadership challenges surrounding buy-in and she advised me to watch Mrs. […]
#KeyLIMEPodcast 234: Watch your words!
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 […]
