Competency committees are all the rage. The promise of CBME is that group decision making and local accountability will lead to a more rigorous and valid summative assessment of a learner. After all, group decision […]
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KeyLIME Podcast #182: #MedEd: Exploring the relationship between altmetrics and traditional measures of dissemination in health professions education
What makes a ‘good’ (= impactful, respected, useful) research article? Read on, and check out the podcast here (or on iTunes!)[…]
VACATION ALERT: No Posts this Week
We are taking the week off! We will be back next Tuesday August 14th with new content for you. -ICE Editorial Team Featured image via max pixel
KeyLIME Podcast #181: The last of the 5 summer re-runs- Emotions and Assessment: a hot mess
Welcome to our final summer “re run” in this series! Over the last several weeks, we have been revisiting some of our best KeyLIME episodes to jog your memory! Read on, and check out the podcast here (or on iTunes!) […]
It’s not like real life: Simulated patients …. more to offer than we think?
Simulated patients …. more to offer than we think? By: Victoria Brazil “But its not like real life… I mean, you can’t tell from the manikin what the patient really looks like…..” That’s not a […]
