This week we will be pulling a post from the archives, that deserves a revisit, as it pushes us to think about things a bit more than we might typically do. It was originally posted […]
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Category: Technology
FRom the Archives – “Now watch this video…” – effectively using videos in medical education
This week we will be pulling a post from the archives. This Blog was Dr. Victoria Brazils first post as an ICE Editor. It was originally posted on May 23, 2017 and has been very […]
What’s the right ‘dose’ of simulation training to maintain competence?
By Victoria Brazil (@SocraticEM) There is ample evidence that simulation-based training is effective for healthcare professionals seeking to learn or improve procedural skills. We know what optimal simulation-based training looks like: realistic mannikins or part […]
From the Archives – Audience Response Systems for teaching and talks – Why? And How?
This week we will be pulling a post from the archives. This Blog was Dr. Victoria Brazils first post as an ICE Editor. It was originally posted on December 20, 2016 and has been very […]
Smile. You’re on camera! – Using video for improving team performance.
By Victoria Brazil (@SocraticEM) Learning from our work is powerful but can be challenging in a busy clinical environment. Capturing video of our individual and team performance may offer opportunities for our educational and QI goals. Learning […]