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MUST WATCH VIDEO: CLOSING THE MEDICAL EDUCATION GAP: The urgency to act is NOW Lack of awareness, a gap in medical education, is among the most critical and urgent challenges facing the amyloidosis community today. Raising awareness to accelerate diagnosis and treatment leads to a significant improvement in patient lives. The Amyloidosis Speakers Bureau (ASB) brings the patient voice to medical education, complementing traditional didactic and clinical studies. Together, this narrows the education gap and results in a more robust and durable education of medical trainees, thereby accelerating diagnosis and improving patient lives. #meded #amyloidosisawareness https://lnkd.in/ejY7qTjQ
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William Osler, a pioneering physician, revolutionised medical education and clinical practice in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. 👨⚕️📚 He introduced the concept of bedside teaching, ensuring medical students learned by working directly with patients. His approach to patient care and his foundational textbook, The Principles and Practice of Medicine, continue to influence medical training today. Osler’s legacy remains central to how modern medicine is taught and practised around the world. #WilliamOsler #MedicalPioneer #BedsideTeaching #PatientCenteredCare #MedicalEducation #ClinicalPractice #Medicine #OslerianPrinciples #HistoryOfMedicine #LegacyInHealthcare #PhysicianRoleModel #InnovatorInMedicine #MedicalEthics #HumanisticMedicine #PrinciplesOfCare #Study #Knowledge #KeyFigure
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CLOSING THE MEDICAL EDUCATION GAP: The urgency to act is NOW https://lnkd.in/ejY7qTjQ Lack of awareness, a gap in medical education, is among the most critical and urgent challenges facing the amyloidosis community today. Raising awareness to accelerate diagnosis, coupled with available FDA-approved treatments, leads to a significant improvement in patient lives. The Amyloidosis Speakers Bureau brings the patient voice to medical education, complementing traditional didactic and clinical studies. Together, this narrows the education gap and results in a more robust and durable education of medical trainees, thereby accelerating diagnosis and improving patient lives.
CLOSING THE MEDICAL EDUCATION GAP: The urgency to act is NOW
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By humanizing medical didactic education, patient insights can offer an impactful and durable education that complements traditional didactics, developing what we believe will be better and more empathetic future medical practitioners. #MedEd https://lnkd.in/d7DNAvMY
Humanizing Medical Education: Beyond Bullet Points - Mackenzie's Mission
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Today marks the 13th anniversary of my TEDxMaastricht talk about involving patients in medical education. I just rewatched the recording of this talk, and although I probably would deliver it slightly differently if I were giving it today, several of the messages remain true today, indicating that we still have some progress to be made in this area. Here are some of the highlights that persist: - Patients are at the core of health professions education throughout their educational continuum from undergraduate through CPD. - Patients can and should be involved in the development and delivery of health professions education throughout the continuum. "Let patients help." - e-patient Dave deBronkart. - New information in healthcare is coming out in a fast and furious pace, and information and education providers must use up-to-date sustainable resources. - The point of care has become the point of education for practicing clinicians, and this is in line with adult learning principles. - Healthcare delivery is a team sport, and there is a continuing need for team-based interprofessional and multidisciplinary education, and patients can and should be involved. - CPD should aim to achieve higher level outcomes whenever possible: clinician performance and patient outcomes. I was also glad to give a shout out to the very new at the time Hofstra-North Shore Long Island Jewish now know as Zucker School of Medicine and it's innovative curriculum. Here is a link to the TEDx talk should you want to watch/rewatch https://lnkd.in/e3zFWRcT. As I said, some of it is now a bit cringeworthy, but the messages come through. Dave deBronkart Daniel Kraft, MD Simon Sinek Lucien Engelen Donald & Barbara Zucker School of Medicine
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Interested in Health Systems Science Education? 📚 Read Dr. Nehal Khamis, MD, PhD, MHPE, MAMSE(Affil.)’s review of the must-read book "Health Systems Science Education Development and Implementation." Scroll down to the insightful “Editorial Review” section here: https://lnkd.in/etdkX6Bq This book is part of the American Medical Association’s Change MedEd initiatives, authored and edited by members of the Accelerating Change in Medical Education Consortium. Don't miss this valuable resource! Maya Hammoud, MD, MBA #HealthSystemsScience #MedicalEducation #AMAChangeMedEd.
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The feedback dilemma in medical education: insights from medical residents’ perspectives Establishing shared expectations and promoting a culture of feedback-seeking could bridge the gap between residents’ perceptions and faculty feedback delivery. Furthermore, recognizing the role of senior and peer residents as valuable feedback sources can contribute to more effective feedback processes in clinical training, ultimately benefiting resident development and patient care. BMC Medical Education volume 24, Article number: 424 (2024) Cite this article
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On this World Health Day, Our article in ‘The News’ on the importance of Family Medicine as a career choice for medical students. The medical education system, consisting of health departments, degree awarding institutions, universities, medical colleges, regulatory bodies, medical educationists and various organisations, needs to work in partnership with family physicians and its academia. Active engagement of all stakeholders is crucial to achieve the desired target of a robust primary care system. https://lnkd.in/etg9Zb5V
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100 Strategies for Excelling in Medical School Conquer the challenges of medical school! This book offers 100 strategies for success in your studies. #MedicalSchool #StudyTips #StudentLife #DoctorLife #Motivation https://lnkd.in/dEF9fH9F
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It could be useful to make the content within the videos on youtube searchable by LLMs, e.g. if some parts of some videos contain some explanation related to role of Vitamin D on cancer metastasis and someone asks a question related to that, then the videos with related content can be shown indicating the time and maybe also the duration of that content.