Category: 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…

13/07/2016

If you are interested in making undergraduate medical education work, you have to be interested in scale. We have to…

09/07/2016

There is an interview in EdSurge with Dan Schwartz, the Dean of the Stanford School of Education. He talks about many interesting…

09/06/2016

Basics of itch and scratch...   Itch, and the utility of scratch from jonathan rees on Vimeo.

08/06/2016

A basic introduction to clinical photobiology for our students.

08/06/2016

I have come across this from Paul Graham before, but I think he is saying something very important about learning…

25/05/2016

"Such anecdotal claims aside, little empirical evidence supports the use of reflection as a tool to enhance professionalism, so further…

22/05/2016

A couple of comments and events I heard about in the Re:learning Podcast series got me re:thinking about ideas that I have…

19/05/2016

A couple of sentences from this article on the value of interdisciplinary research got me thinking — or at least pulling some…

11/05/2016

Interesting exchange of letters in Academic Medicine. At first, it almost seems counterintuitive, that defining a curriculum might afford more control…