Our latest MeET episode is out.
I had an exciting interview with @SaraMHejri, about her paper on @AcadMedJournal called Social Network Analysis in Medical Education.
MeET is on Spotify, Apple podcast, Castbox :
👇https://t.co/ywyxRZ7xTC
#podcast#MedEd#MedTwitter#medicine
🌟Read my thesis #research on "The impact of prior performance information on subsequent assessment: is there evidence of retaliation in an anonymous multisource assessment system?", published with @SpringerNature in @advhlthsciedu
https://t.co/1gYdsTs5EF
#MedEd#MedTwitter
The only thing I see differently is the analogy of hand/footholds: To me, holds aren't support & guidance from supervisors, but are symptoms, signs, and pieces of info along the way. These data points serve as the "holds" that physicians rely on to navigate the diagnostic route.
Climbing takes a lot of mental effort, problem-solving, and pattern recognition before touching the wall; clinical reasoning also starts the moment the patient walks into the room, even before doing any PEx.
Learning & development thrive in social contexts rather than in isolation.
@RYNooraie, @meredithyoung1, Laura Nimmon & me put together this @AcadMedJournal Last Page to show how Social Network Analysis can enhance research & practice in #MedEd#hpe.
In this 1-page resource, authors provide an overview of #SocialNetworkAnalysis approaches and how they can be used in #MedEd: https://t.co/lqskYVsjhf. @SaraMHejri
@LaraVarpio EPAs should be associated with a role/profession, rt a program. Program & profession are interchangeable when discussing medicine (as MD grads aa work as physicians) but graduates of 1 PhD program may have diverse roles & 1 role may be filled with PhDs coming from diverse paths.
⬇️ We used Social Network Analysis to map out advice-seeking relationships of residents with their peers & supervisors.
Looking forward to more SNA studies in #meded#hpe to understand, shape, & enhance workplace based activities in clinical settings.
https://t.co/ylt4w5ZuHN
When the journal fails to find reviewers for your manuscript & puts the whole blame on you 😐
Ok, we'll certainly work on it based on your very helpful feedback but any possibility of lack of time ... or motivation ... or expertise ... among your potential reviewers? #MedEd#HPE
@achrestensen@PhDVoice I've worked with both Covidence (when the projects were funded) & Rayyan. Neither worked for data extraction. For screening & full text review, Rayyan does the job but Covidence has a better workflow esp. when the team is >2. Never needed it for the whole year though, max 6 m.
If you are looking for a reliable way to support Kurdistan, Iran, here is a fundraising campaign run by @ebi_karimi, a professor @uOttawa.
So far, $150k has been donated & $70k has been transferred.
We stand in solidarity with the courageous women and girls in Iran who are fighting for the right to choose how they dress and express their identities, and the freedom to do so without facing harassment or violence.
@EPourtaher حتی با این فرض که این ادبیات در تاریخ بینظیر باشه، باز هم نتیجهگیری خیلی خوشبینانهس. متوجه نمیشم چطور میشه نتیجه گرفت که چون معترضان به این شکل خودشون رو ونتیله کردند، پس در عمل هیچ انتقام و قتل و تجاوزی رخ نمیده.
@EPourtaher با این پیشفرض که این ادبیات قبلا نبوده موافق نیستم. درسته، شعارها رادیکالتر شدند ولی مثل بقیه مطالبات. وگرنه چهلپنجاه سال پیش، "ما میگیم خر نمیخوایم ..." طنازانه، کوچهبازاری و ساختارشکنانه بود. "توپ تانک فشفشه" ده بیست سال پیش و از استادیوم راهشو به خیابان باز کرد.