@urogenie Looks to be an effective ritualization of resiliency building. Journaling and Stoic philosophical reading have helped me tremendously. Grateful you shared ! 👍🏻
Happy World Philosophy Day! Have a deep and contemplative conversation with someone today. You will learn as much about yourself as you do about the other. @ResiliencyR https://t.co/Kh0fDTM521
Power defies accountability. But does accountability actually transcend power? We start the long examination of Justice here… @ResiliencyR https://t.co/HYM0Ixe89V
What is the rightful place of virtue in relation to money, reputation, or even death? Listen to our concluding discussion on the Apology by Plato. @ResiliencyR#moralinjury#resiliency https://t.co/ECoX42sWEP
@ChrisDeSteph @PayamKashiMD@docfoleygyn@VeronicaLerner@AAGLJMIG @DrOnThePlane @MontefioreOBGYN@FMIGS1 The rigor and range of evidence used to demonstrate assessment-based decisions are trustworthy and fair: this is the ultimate concern of validation. It’s quality, it’s quantity, and integration of evidence. https://t.co/4IarROQnlz
@louise_p_king@MHA_92_ It is a special cynicism indeed to invoke moral obligation (in this case clumsily stated as a tautology ‘moral ethic’) as a means to coerce others toward unjust ends.
@VeronicaLerner@MoMIGSMD@louise_p_king @ChrisDeSteph @debriefmentor@drcaraking @TomOsinski22 “Interest in promoting physician resiliency has increased in an effort to reduce burnout. However, recent evidence points to a more complex relationship: resiliency scores remain high even among burned out providers.” My blog post & references here:
https://t.co/cVvdXhQJUT
@louise_p_king@VeronicaLerner @ChrisDeSteph @drcaraking Your response resonates deeply with my concerns about this paper. Namely that ‘perception of preparedness’ is, for various reasons (to include Dunning-Kruger), a poor surrogate indicator of authentic competency and expertise. Great comment. You bought yourself another follower.👍🏻
Validity in high-stakes simulation-based assessment necessitates evidence, not just about the trustworthiness of score-based decisions but of beneficial consequences to education and healthcare as well. @VeronicaLerner @ChrisDeSteph #MedEd https://t.co/9OVH2SpEHj
Treat #3: My baby/labor of love. SR of #FLS use in gyn. Limited evidence does not justify its use as a high-stakes exam. We suggest re-thinking this concept and put out a few ways to address obstacles in #MIGS training.
https://t.co/fnJc0joQCx
@SGS #gyninfluencers
Treat #1: passing FLS does not correlate with performance on vaginal cuff closure but adds to cognitive bias "illusion of validity" @ChrisDeSteph @mateol10
https://t.co/gEkjPnnXN2
Treat #2: Consider consequences of using tests like #FLS as high-stakes exams without high-level validity evidence. Unintended consequences might lead you in the opposite direction of where you wanted to go. @EdgarLeclaire
https://t.co/KbletBO2CU
#MIGS#SIM#meded#surged 🚨🤓: so excited about hot off the press articles (just published in #JMIG)! Triple treat/threat--our group of surgeon-educators discuss #FLS in #gynecology and #MIGS. So grateful for the opportunity @ChrisDeSteph @EdgarLeclaire @DrOnThePlane 1/