Category: Medical education

  • 12/10/2016
    In my ‘online’ textbook of ‘rashes’ (ed.derm.101), that is the non-cancer bits of dermatology, I have a chapter called ragbag.…
  • 11/10/2016
    They are qualified practitioners called on to make life-and-death decisions in conditions often far from ideal; simultaneously, they are treated…
  • 25/09/2016
    There are hidden rules not just in grammar, but at every level of language production. Take pronunciation. The –s that…
  • 22/09/2016
    I can seldom revisit anything Alan Kay has said or written and not find ideas worth exploring. Here is one…
  • 16/09/2016
    Inefficiencies in medical eduction are in part borne by students. They are also borne by patients. As a medical student,…
  • 14/09/2016
    How much can you learn on your own, and how much do you need a teacher or coach for. What…
  • 12/09/2016
    "And still her life is a relative mess. I like the message in that: that we can tick off the…
  • 11/09/2016
    Interesting article about US medical students complaining about their national licensing exams. I think the students have  some very valid…
  • 16/08/2016
    I think sequencing — the order — of how we put teaching together is a big issue in medical education.…
  • 05/08/2016
    There is sometimes a prejudice in medical education that somehow teaching at the bedside is always best. Of course most…