
Carlos F. Collares
@carlosfcollares
I dedicate my life to make assessment less traumatic, more engaging, and strategically built to enhance learning.
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Just published! Inspired by the upcoming #MedEdOnTheEdge event, my latest essay explores how meaningful challenges—not just optimal difficulty calibration—may create resilient medical professionals ready for real-world complexity. Read the OA paper here: periodico.faceres.com.br/index.php/ojs/…




Iain Robinson (Lancaster University), Johanna Louhimo (University of Helsinki) and Hipólito Nzwalo (Universidade Algarve) promoting a lively, provocative discussion about diversity, equity and inclusion in assessment with the participants of #EBMA2025.


Paul Kemp (Imperial College London) presenting his work about online open book examinations at #EBMA2025.





The stage of maturity of your learning/improvement network or community of practice impacts how much difference it can make. Simon Fraser University Faculty of Science identifies three stages: 1) "Knowledge Weaving" prioritises the exchange of tacit knowledge within the network or community.


We began the day at #EBMA2025 with a round table on AI in medical education with Dario Cecilio-Fernandes (Erasmus MC), Carlos F. Collares (Universidade Algarve) and Majed Wadi (University of Dundee).


Robert Newton presents his collaboration with tuna dülgar, Kevin Brandom, and Jo Seale (University of Exeter, Exeter Med School), who have studied the role of past academic achievements and admissions data in predicting student performance in medical school.


Just published in Medical Education: "Decalogue for ensuring mediocrity of health care professions students and patient unsafety"—my satirical take on flawed educational practices with a serious call for reform. Read the Open Access paper here: doi.org/10.1111/medu.1…

Carlos F. Collares Sou escritora infantil, comprei seu livro e achei lindo, essencial. Uma vez, fazendo uma oficina infantil com meu livro, uma criança me perguntou "qual o sentido da vida".... Se eu tivesse lido seu livro eu teria suado menos.. rsrsrs
