FARE is working with Congress and the FDA to hold baking companies accountable for intentionally adding sesame to their previously safe products instead of cleaning or segregating their lines. They are an amazing organization - Please support them!
I just donated to FARE for Food Allergy Awareness Month! Please consider joining me in being a Food Allergy Ally by making a gift to FARE in the month of May. https://t.co/MCstzT1kdZ
A new food allergy law designed to prevent cross-contamination has instead prompted businesses to add traces of sesame flour to previously sesame-free products. https://t.co/culgxv65ii
Join Us! @AAMCtoday Building Better Curriculum Webinar Series: Every Friday from Noon-1:00pm EST. #WeAreMedEd will take a deeper dive into specific topics. This Week – Teaching Procedures and Surgical Skills Remotely.
Join Us! @AAMCtoday Building Better Curriculum Webinar Series: Every Friday from Noon-1:00pm EST. #WeAreMedEd will take a deeper dive into specific resource topics. This Week – Teaching Communication Skills. Upcoming and past webinars are available at https://t.co/LMnTYbZu1n
Just shared our new residency prep course at Netter through iCollaborative. Thank you to my Med Ed colleagues around the country who are sharing curricula and other resources that we can all borrow and build upon during the pandemic. https://t.co/isOEZkViZX
Join Us! @AAMCtoday Building Better Curriculum Webinar Series: Every Friday from Noon-1:00pm EST. #WeAreMedEd will take a deeper dive into specific resource topics. This Week – Transition to Residency #TTR Remote Courses (for both M4 and PGY1).
Excellent discussions at GEA meeting at AAMC today that included mission and focus of the GEA, project development models, innovative look at assessment, faculty development - all in the context of bridging needs across the continuum. #MedEdGEA