(This is a the second post in a mini series on diagnostic reasoning. See here for part 1 The guest author is a co-investigator at the Program for Education Research and Development, McMaster University – Jonathan […]
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How do doctors / nurses / paramedics / physician assistants etc. think? #clinicalreasoning
(This is a guest post from a co-investigator at the Program for Education Research and Development, McMaster University. – Jonathan (@sherbino)) By Sandra Monteiro (@monteiro_meded) What can be done to improve clinical reasoning? Cognitive biases are […]
The #SoMe Summit Papers from PMJ
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) In 2014, opinion leaders, scholars and Clinician Educators met in Toronto, Canada and on-line to discuss and debate the role of social media in medical education. The conversation from the Social Media Summit […]
Personal Learning Networks: A hack to maintain competence
(From the EiC: The ICE blog welcomes guest author, Swami. It seems appropriate that Felix follows his own advice and gets help from his network with this post – Jonathan (@sherbino)) By Felix Ankel (@felixankel) […]
Defining yourself – Do you need a brand?
About two years or so ago, one of my mentors suggested to me that I was doing a good job cultivating my “brand.” At first, I was somewhat taken aback by this statement, as the […]