I am shaken by the news of the antisemitic abduction and murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, who was kidnapped and killed simply for being Jewish. May his memory be a blessing. Those responsible for the antisemitic kidnapping and killing of Jews must and will be brought to justice.

75 years. Billions of dollars. For what? To perpetuate the refugee crisis all while enabling terrorism to fester. UNRWA is the problem. Not the solution.

BREAKING: The Palestinian Authority has released an unprecedented statement condemning Hamas. "We will not allow Hamas, which gambled with the Palestinian people for Iran’s benefit and caused the destruction of Gaza, to repeat its adventures in the West Bank."

My view on what happened in my first class at Columbia Uni ynetnews.com/article/sykdup…

Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. With fewer living survivors each year, we must all continue to bear witness and to educate ourselves and others to ensure #NeverAgain

benchmarking physician salary based on AAMC data perpetuates gender inequity journals.lww.com/academicmedici…

Many people stagnate trying to change what they can't instead of growing by changing what they can. We don't control how others treat us—we control how we treat them. We don't decide what happens to us—we decide how we respond. Our reputation is not up to us. Our character is.

INSPIRE celebrates our 2025 award winners. Today we highlight Siyan Li, whose project “Natural Language Processing to Identify Communication Patterns Associated with High Quality CPR in Simulation” is funded by an INSPIRE Research Award. Congratulations Siyan!

Burnout is rarely a personal problem to manage. It's usually an organizational problem to solve. If multiple people are drained, it’s not in their heads—it’s in your culture and structure. Widespread exhaustion is a sign that people are being overworked and undersupported.

⁦calling all pediatric simulation research enthusiasts- we need your engagement INSPIRE Network⁩

An apology is not an admission that you're a bad person. It's a step toward becoming a better person—and an expression of care for the other person. The most important part is not saying sorry. It's taking responsibility for what you did wrong and taking action to make it right.

Congratulations to Dr. Anju Wagh on her promotion to Associate Professor! #emergency #pediatrics #education

In honor of Pride Month, we recognize the potential of simulation to improve health equity for the LGBTQ+ community. Russell Himmelstein, whose project “An LGBTQ+ Parent-Based Simulation Curriculum for Neonatology Providers” received funding from an INSPIRE Micro-Award.

“AI won’t replace people, but people with AI will replace people without AI” exciting day of speakers Columbia University launch of CIMBID

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ICYMI: Don’t just ask an #LLM. Have it push useful info right when you need it. We’ve demo’d tools developed for our #KnowledgeManagement at Scale & Speed (KMASS) program that automatically capture & effectively disseminate workflow knowledge to users: darpa.mil/news/2025/chat…

Happy Healthcare Simulation Week! 🎉 Celebrating research, collaboration, and the power of simulation to improve patient care.