By: Adi Marty, MD MME If you’re working in an institution where everyone already lives and breathes a growth mindset, you can stop reading right now. Really. Close this tab, lean back, and pat yourself […]
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Category: CBME, by the ICBME Collaborators
Beyond the Lone Hero: Embracing Collectivism and Interdependence in Health Professions Education
By: Eusang Ahn (eahn@toh.ca) It was a chaotic trauma bay – alarms sounding, monitors beeping, people moving in rapid choreography. I remember glancing around the room during a complex resuscitation and realizing that no single […]
From Reform to Reality: Finland’s Decade of Competency-Based Medical Education
By: Leila Niemi-Murola, MD, PhD, MME; Taina Autti, MD, PhDCurrently, the CBE In Finland, we now have seven years of experience in implementing CBME. During this time, we have celebrated many successes and learned many […]
“Wading through the Dysfunctions of Competency-Based Education—Promoting Social Justice through Principles of Continuous Quality Improvement”
By: Jamiu Busari MD, MHPE, PhD, FRCPC (hons) and Ming-Ka Chan, MD, MHPE, FRCPC The Concept – Andon Cord Consider jidoka, the Japanese principle of “autonomation” or “automation with a human touch,” central to the […]
1 + 1 + 1 = 1
By: Dorothy Andriole MD, Laura Edgar EdD CAE, Lisa Howley PhD MEd, and Mark R. Speicher, PhD, MHA In the sometimes siloed and discontinuous world of U.S. medical education, three national organizations developed a unique […]