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What exactly do ED attendings do on shift? This novel prospective, time-motion study tracks the activities of ED attendings at 2 academic and 2 community sites. All sites used paper...
Michelle Lin, MD |
When writing a manuscript, how do you choose what journal to submit to? You should factor in the journal’s impact factor and your manuscript content. At the recent CORD Academic...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Dr. Rob Rogers has posted his 21st podcast on EMRAP Educator’s Edition. The topic is “Educational Resources in Emergency Medicine”. Listen to why you need to know about these resources:...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Many academic Emergency Departments are staffed by non-EM residents. Dr. Amer Aldeen and his super-star team from Northwestern created NURRC Modules (Northwestern University Rotating Resident Curriculum). These modules allow the...
Michelle Lin, MD |
It is 2 a.m. You, the resident, have just spoken to your staff/attending, who told you to do a task. You have seen one, but don’t feel comfortable doing one...
Stella Yiu, MD |
In his talk (subtitled “School Sucks”), Northwestern University Physics Professor Dr. Tae describes how he would improve math and science education. While this is directed at college studies, some of...
Rahul Patwari, MD |
In many academic Emergency Departments, there are “off-service” or non-EM residents rotating in the department. They are sometimes invited to the EM residency conference series for the month. Often...
Michelle Lin, MD |
A few years ago, Dr. Esther Choo and I created a fun 15-minute instructional video on called Giving Effective Feedback: Beyond “Great Job”. We had a blast recording sample feedback...
Michelle Lin, MD |
In academia, faculty are expected to do it all– clinical care, bedside teaching, formal didactics, scholarly work, and administrative projects. Asking for protected time, or release time from clinical work,...
Michelle Lin, MD |
The ever-creative and ambitious masterminds at Life in the Fast Lane has just launched a new feature called LITFL Review. This weekly review will highlight all-things EM in the social media...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Emergency Medicine is as much about taking care of undifferentiated patients as it is about naming specific signs, symptoms and diagnoses. After 10 years of medical training I’ve noticed that...
Demian Szyld, MD EdM |
After a shift, we often review the day’s case with our learners. We sometimes ask them to self-reflect. I often used Demian’s ‘Plus/Delta’ approach and ask ‘What did you...
Stella Yiu, MD |
What types of methodologies are used to develop a consensus statement? I’m in the midst of helping to write a consensus statement manuscript in education and ran into this great review...
Michelle Lin, MD |
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