#KEYLIMEPODCAST 303: Not another survey…
This week the KeyLIME-ers look at Health Professions Education (HPE) surveys, and, more specifically, what makes an effective survey? While surveys ...
This week the KeyLIME-ers look at Health Professions Education (HPE) surveys, and, more specifically, what makes an effective survey? While surveys ...
By Riccardo Bianchi PhD, Sophia Lin MD, Jeanne MacLeod MD, Kristine Prince DNP, and Kelly Roszcynialski MD (@KRoszczynialski) Editor’s note: This ...
As Linda addresses in this week’s abstract, there is a lack of evidence-based best-practice models for clinical leadership development. The authors ...
By Rob Cooney (@EMEducation) The Fearless Organization: Creating Psychological Safety in the Workplace for Learning, Innovation, and GrowthBy: ...
Jason presents to us another paper on identity by Sawatsky et al from the Mayo Clinic. [See Episode 254 for the first] The authors, a team which also ...
By Bethany Robertson (@bdrclo) With the passing of 2020, as with most new years, it is a time to reflect on the past and look towards the ...
Jon presents a manuscript that examines space repetition’s effectiveness as an evidence-based learning strategy. In this cluster RCT, the authors ...
Lara selects this week’s article, an analysis and commentary on how thinking about assessment has evolved since the 1960s in the medical field. ...
Linda introduces a commentary paper that looks at to identify the best forms of research to inform #MedEd practice, beyond the medical model. Check ...
Jason presents a study focused on mastery learning, that examines the strategies used to acquire skills in early career professionals. The study seeks ...