By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) Technology and health professional education is a perennial hot topic. I suspect that the invention of papyrus was a big step forward for Hippocrates and his followers. 2400 years later (i.e. 2014) the […]
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Important Data for Clinician Educators :)
It has been a busy week for the ICENet blog! It’s the season of grant applications, conference administration, research design… and if you live in the northern hemisphere, snow shoveling. This Friday, I’ve opted for a lighter approach to get you through to the weekend. This is important data that probably explains parts of your CE life.
Karolinska Prize
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) I don’t have any data…of course, that’s never stopped me before… but I suspect that most CEs didn’t plan to get rich or famous in health professions education. My clinical practice […]
Trust Me
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) I’ve been thinking about the role of trust in medical education. Last night at midnight, I recorded a KeyLIME podcast on how trust impacts the effectiveness of a team. (Keep an […]
Learning Objectives – Time to Kill the “Third Slide” of Oral Presentations?
There are certain practices that distinguish a CE. The formal elements I’ve detailed here previously. However, there are less formalized / articulated practices that mark an individual as a CE. One of the “tells” that I use […]