So happy we could share our experience with remediating struggling learners at the Singhealth Duke NUS Education Conference. We had such awesome participants and we learnt so much from all of you. – at Central Region, Singapore
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12 Principles for rounding and case presentations for medical students,
residents, and attendings who are forever residents at heart
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Have you been at your wits' end with a struggling trainee? Join us at our pre-conference workshop at the SingHealth Duke-Nus Education Conference to learn the necessary skills involved in the remediation of struggling trainees. – at Singapore
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Applications open for our #HMIEducators course in October 2022 & May 2023! Grow as a #MedEd & #HPE #Educator #Leader #Mentor #Innovator & #Researcher!
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Authors explore #residents’ perceptions of near-peer #feedback and #assessment in the context of entrustable professional activities in internal medicine: ow.ly/WQiG50I4Gkm. #MedEd
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We Have No Choice but to Transform: What will be the future of #MedEd after the #COVID19 pandemic? Read: ow.ly/WnNT50ImVc7. @macyfoundation
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Today’s Career tips from Women coming from ASME’s very own, Professor Karen Mattick @KarenMattick
For more tips, and access to our other #IWD2022 content, check out this link ⬇️
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What can the path to #ClinEd lecturer look like?
@ElRees1 casts some light on his #MedEd journey – from medical student to lecturer 🧑🎓
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