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"Before I begin my career as a healthcare professional, I'm working to understand what it means to be clinically excellent. Showing empathy to all & a commitment to continuous learning are essential for providing outstanding care."-Ish Eaddy Cornell University closler.org/passion-in-the…

Happy holidays. From >400 HPE articles from Nov, we picked 3 MUST READS. Content areas: learning enhancing strategies, lateral reading, best use of harsh feedback from learners. #meded Advances in Health Sciences Education Association for the Study of Medical Education Academic Medicine @AMEEFacDev Scott Wright hopkinsbayviewinternalmedicine.org/must-reads/

I need to be doing more 'spaced repetition'!

I need to do better with my lateral reading!

"Healthcare professionals must work with the community they serve, focusing on open dialogues and communication. This will help citizens deal with unforeseen challenges."— Panagis Galiatsatos, MD, MHS #LAWildfires #lafires #PalisadesFire #CaliforniaWildfires closler.org/lifelong-learn…

Nothing impresses my wife more than my ability to rattle off the data from recently published med ed scholarship.

Small acts of kindness show that we genuinely care. Great message in this piece.

All 3 are great. I especially love the article focused on how we can cultivate and optimize our personal "brand" with academic medicine. Lots to think about!

Great article. Important to think about our brands in medicine.

This article is a great reminder for us to be more consistent in showing genuine appreciation for our trainees.

I am so grateful to all of my patients who have taught me so much. Would be lost without them!

Looking forward to reading these papers!

Love the organization of this paper and how it prompts thinking about the many elements to be considered.

Super cool. Time to start making movies to teach medicine. Can't wait to say: "Action". LOL.

Though pass / fail grading appears to be here to stay, the unintended consequences may be significant. We need medical students to be fully present and 'all in' so they can develop and learn foundational skills for clinical excellence.

To navigate the emotional aftermath of traumatic pt encounters, you can utilize the ALL-CLEAR framework: Accept the event, Label emotions, Learn from it, pause, & CLEAR your mind. Sapna Kudchadkar, MD, PhD JHPICUFellows Sam Ghali, M.D. #MedTwitter tinyurl.com/43xsp469

From all MED ED pubs last month (4/25), we picked 3 that you MUST READ. Content areas: impact of hierarchy on PIF,transition of GME into practice, agentic learning influencing growth. Association for the Study of Medical Education Academic Medicine AAMC @AMEEFacDev @AMEE_Community Scott Wright MedEdPORTAL

This MUST READ reminds us of the value and threats associated with student organizations; hierarchical structures should be avoided so students feel like they belonging and fit in. Association for the Study of Medical Education AAMC AAMC @AMEE_Community @AMEEFacDev Scott Wright …epublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

This MR about the transition to practice after training points to areas where more teaching, assessment & feedback can help early career mds. AAMC Academic Medicine ACGME Jefferson IPE Thomas Jefferson University Rebecca Jaffe, MD Gretchen Diemer Scott Wright #hospitalist journals.lww.com/academicmedici…

This MUST READ is a qualitative study that explores agentic learning. Simulating "difficult" clinical scenarios, this study used cardiac arrest, can motivate & empower learners. Association for the Study of Medical Education QUB Centre for Medical Education British Geriatrics Society Anu Kajamaa Gerry Gormley MedAll Scott Wright …epublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/me…