(Welcome to the blog Glenn Regehr, an education scientist from the University of British Columbia, who will be well known to many readers. This is ...
The Key Literature in Medical Education podcast this week marks a collaboration with Medical Education. Every quarter, KeyLIME will review a Medical ...
2016 is the 200th anniversary of the invention of the modern stethoscope, by Prof Laennec of Paris. This simple instrument is key to diagnose and to ...
Let me join the long list of health care apocalyptic hand-wavers… the grey tsunami is coming. Yep. Heard that one, right? Yet, how has the #MedEd ...
For more than 15 years, the Association of Medical Educators of Europe (AMEE) has been producing high quality reviews of important topics in #MedEd. ...
Simon Carley (@EMManchester) has put together a great resource on key education theories for Clinician Educators. It is part of his course work for ...
Well, it’s Friday the 13th… If you’re hiding out at home scared to venture into the world because of impending mishaps, yet bored with nothing ...
By Damian Roland (@Damian_Roland) Throughout July and August, many countries accept a new intake of doctors into their hospital departments or primary ...
The Key Literature In Medical Education podcast this week tackles the ongoing theme of educational imprinting. See episode 80 and 82 for previous ...
Check out this monthly #FOAMed resource from the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians (@CAEP_DOCS). Each month the “GEMS” series finds a ...
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