Freedom of choice. I suspect that your gut instinct suggests that more options are always better. But, do we recognize that sometimes numerous options are actually more cumbersome than a limited choice? Consider the vast […]
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Crowdsourcing for post publication peer review
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) “Crowdsourcing is based on the framework of collective intelligence, the idea that knowledge is the most accurate when it consists of inputs from a distributed population –“all of us together are smarter than […]
Simulation Research You should Know About! Part Dos
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) On Tuesday, I discussed the Top Simulation Papers from ICRE. I hope that you also took a peak at the Simulation Summit. Why only read about simulation research if you can go hear […]
Simulation Research You Should Know About! Part Uno
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) With the Simulation Summit fast approaching – November 8 to 9 in Vancouver, Canada – I thought it would be a good time to look at some key papers from the last 12 […]
Advice to a brand new CE
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) This week I’ve been discussing (unsolicited) advice from other CEs. Tuesday, I shared tips from Clinician Educators about how they maintain their abilities and advance their careers. Today, I want to share an […]