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JMIR-An Evaluation of the Use of Smartphones to Communicate Between Clinicians: A Mixed... - 3 views

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    "Routine adoption of smartphones by residents appeared to improve efficiency over the use of pagers for physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals. This was balanced by negative communication issues of increased interruptions, a gap in perceived urgency, weakened interprofessional relationships, and unprofessional behavior. Further communication interventions are required that balance efficiency and interruptions while maintaining or even improving interprofessional relationships and professionalism."
anonymous

Medical Presentations - BMJ Group - 3 views

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    "BMJ Learning has recently launched a series of slide presentations on various medical education topics. You are very welcome to use them in your presentations if you wish. They cover a range of topics from curriculum development to setting up OSCE's."
anonymous

Episode 27 - Narrative Medicine, recorded November 25, 2010 on Huffduffer - 3 views

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    "In this episode, we discuss the concept of narrative medicine, what it means, its importance to medical practice and how it can help physicians become better caretakers."
anonymous

Commentary: A Sense of Story, or Why Teach Reflective Writin... : Academic Medicine - 3 views

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    "The duty of the teacher in this model is not to judge and rate but, rather, to read and tell what is seen. Our teachers, having been trained in the acts of close reading, are equipped not with rating rubrics but, rather, with a reading guide that prompts the reader to attend to several narrative features of a text. The reader/coach can thereby first see and then show the writer what is contained in the written text, at least from that reader's vantage point, helping along the process not only of the writing but also of the reflection the writing birthed. Multiple readers swell and complicate the lessons learned. As a dividend, we have observed, the group of readers/writers form strong, trusting, collaborative teams. And so our training for reflection also fulfills other difficult missions of medical education in teamwork, peer learning, trust, and care."
anonymous

iInTIME | Virtual Patients - 3 views

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    "The Institute for Innovative Technology In Medical Education (iInTIME) meets its mission by collaborating to develop and then distribute virtual patient cases and other on-line educational modules that are consistent with iInTIME's educational philosophy. These virtual patient cases harness the power of medical knowledge and are designed to supplement traditional clerkship teaching and patient care activities for third-year medical students, but also are appropriate for many other learners."
anonymous

The basics of eye anatomy - 3 views

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    An interactive look at the eye
anonymous

Social media : a comprehensive knowledge synthesis and case studies of applications in ... - 3 views

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    "Chapter 2 also discusses a series of clinical implications and recommendations for stakeholders wishing to engage these dynamic spaces. Chapter 3 reviews three recent administrative and judicial cases that have emerged from the inappropriate use of social media and Chapter 4 concludes with the main implications of and significance of the findings. Further research is clearly required to solidify the evidence on the use of social media in health care and to explore and document its economic, clinical, governance and tactical impact and utility."
anonymous

Complete list of assessment tools - 3 views

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    "Choose what you want to assess from the list."
anonymous

A cartoon guide to becoming a doctor « ScienceRoll - 3 views

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    "Which specialty would you choose?" concept map
anonymous

Ten Tips and Tricks Every iPhone and iPad User Should Know - WSJ.com - 3 views

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    " I'll walk you through 10 things you might not know your iPhone and iPad can do. Aficionados may know most of these, but typical users likely won't. "
anonymous

Why We Avoid Telling Patients the Truth | The Health Care Blog - 3 views

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    "Today, most patients with cancer never receive information from their physicians about their prognosis or even imminent death. According to a recent article in The Journal of the American Medical Association, not telling patients their prognosis leads to a worse quality of life for both patients and their caregivers."
anonymous

Systematic review of serious games for medical education and surgical skills training -... - 3 views

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    Blended and interactive learning by means of serious games may be applied to train both technical and non-technical skills relevant to the surgical field. Games developed or used for this purpose need validation before integration into surgical teaching curricula.
anonymous

Anatomy and Physiology - - 3 views

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    List of links
anonymous

Peer-to-Peer Learning Handbook | Peeragogy.org - 3 views

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    "Learning is a social, active, and ongoing process. What would a motivated group of self-learners need to know to agree on a subject or skill, find and qualify the best learning resources about that topic, select and use appropriate communication media to co-learn it? Beyond technology, what do they need to know about learning and putting learning programs together? What does a group of people need to know to use today's digital resources to co-learn a subject? This handbook is intended to answer that last question and provide a toolbox for co-learners."
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What Have We Done to Democracy? | Arundhati Roy - 2 views

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    What happens now that democracy's institutions have all metastasized into something dangerous? <<>> What happens now that democracy + free market have fused into a single predatory organism?
anonymous

Colon is a mighty big river - 2 views

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    Colonoscopy video
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