Looking forward to this WHO conference and presenting this session with colleagues from across the world #ProtectInvestTogether Crucial role of recruitment and selection in the workforce pipeline
This might be a less familiar theory to those working within #MedEd but it’s a really important one that can cast new light on enhancing equality, diversity, and inclusion
This #TheoryThursdays we’re talking CRITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS
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The conference coincided with the release of the Khampepe report. Deep conversations were held but much work still to be done.@iandcouper@SUhealthsci@UChikte @jvolmink @JuliaBlitz
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Would you like to enhance your knowledge and skills with regards to teaching, learning and research in HPE? Apply for the MPhil in HPE 2023. https://t.co/QUJ3g9tUeZ
Please read our — written with @NaiduThirusha — new @TheLancet essay:
"How medical education holds back health equity" https://t.co/LlX5Cwass3
We analyse #MedEd as a colonial institution — inspired by Frantz Fanon and the early history of my alma mater, @OAUniversity#medschool
Because what we hear might ask us to change - and that takes energy, and that takes time, and where would we find those, when we are already so busy! We may even want to change, but how will we do that most efficiently?
I'm excited to start a new position with the Directorate for Clinical Service Improvement! This new team within the @WestCapeHealth aim to use novel and established methods to help our staff and patients find effective, sustainable ways to improve clinical services #innovation
Lessons Learned as Thomas Jefferson University’s Rural Physician Shortage Area Program (PSAP) Approaches the Half-Century Mark: https://t.co/NYbsXWSw2f. #MedEd@JeffersonUniv
Congratulations to Prof Susan van Schalkwyk and her author team with this big achievement!! They have been awarded the SAAHE best Publication award for 2022 with their Scoping review on Transformative learning. Susan, we are proud of you.
In the second of our series of Tips and Best Practices in Medical Education, we are pleased to have Prof Lambert Schuwirth from Flinders University to share his #tips and best #practices on “#Assessment”.
A humble step on the road to respect and inclusivity - ask, practice, and be open to being corrected #MyNameIs
How do I deal with a colleague who keeps pronouncing my name incorrectly? https://t.co/em1Lr5KFzS
All those interested in assessment in health professions education, please read this important thread. Numbers are not Truth - they require understanding and interpretation. Do that with care, caution and consideration!