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Yesterday I had the pleasure of sharing my thoughts to an enthusiastic crowd of UCSF preclinical medical students on one of my favorite topics “Technology and Social Media in Emergency...
Michelle Lin, MD |
According to Wikipedia, MOOC stands for Massive Open Online Course, was coined by Dave Cormier (@davecormier) in 2008 during a course called “Connectivism and Connective Knowledge” in a course led...
Javier Benitez, MD |
It can be a daunting task to write a medical simulation cases. Regardless of prior experience in simulation, writing cases is a different skill set than programming or working a...
Nikita Joshi, MD |
There was a great article written by Dr. Brian Hodges (@BDHodges1) and published in Academic Medicine1 in 2010. Dr. Cunningham (@amcunningham) provided the link via Twitter in a discussion about different...
Javier Benitez, MD |
Do you use a PICO method to answering a clinical question using the medical literature? Patient / problem Intervention Comparison Outcome This two-part series provides an introduction in how to...
Michelle Lin, MD |
This is the moment your whole medical school career has been hinging upon: Match Rank List Time! It is time to get serious and come up with a rank list...
Nikita Joshi, MD |
Many of our childhood memories revolve around late nights playing Mario Brothers. Everybody remembers their mother yelling to stop playing so much, or else their fingers would fall off. Many of...
Nikita Joshi, MD |
“The ability to secure meaning in the course of our experience is a basic human need… But meaning is not simply found; it is constructed.” – Elliot Eisner A few days...
Javier Benitez, MD |
This past week was the 2013 International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare Simulation Society, organized by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSIH) in Orlando, FL. This was the second...
Nikita Joshi, MD |
The emergency board in-training exam is a standardized exam that takes place every year in most if not all of the EM residency programs in the United States. It is...
Javier Benitez, MD |
Lets talk about an effective evaluation process called RIME developed in 1999 by Pangaro. Not only is the name catchy, but it also makes intuitive sense. RIME stands for...
Nikita Joshi, MD |
Diagnostic reasoning is one of the most complex, analytical, and intuitive processes to develop in the medical profession. Even seasoned physicians spend a lot of time fine tuning this skill....
Javier Benitez, MD |
Reiter et al 1 just published a review on Individual Interactive Instruction also known as asynchronous learning in the Annals of Emergency Medicine. They chronicled the events in 2008 that...
Nikita Joshi, MD |
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