The Best of GU & GI Cancers Summit will discuss pivotal trials and research, and current controversies in the management of specific GU & GI cancers. Register here: https://t.co/Q52AfX1JU8#GI19#MedEd
Competency vs. Time: Are Trainees Ready to Become Doctors? This study outlines some recommendations for assessing their readiness based on competency and not just time. #meded#hcsmhttps://t.co/8t7UgNBbe8
#Mededchat T1 Virtual reality simulation is very useful to develop clinical knowledge and clinical reasoning and managing the patient in a time frame. Not only we can foster these, we can also assess clinical reasoning of trainees using virtual reality simulation. #meded
Well #twitternists, #medtwitter#7Books challenge peeps, thx a lot! I couldn't help myself but acquire some of the awesome sounding recommendations - now between work, #meded, reading these I'll be busy for about ... the next 3 years. Talk to you then!
#mededchat T2 VR might be superior to standardized patients. But communication and interpersonal skills and professionalism can’t be taught or assessed by VR. For these competencies Standardized patients are better. #meded
Seriously though, there's so little literature on providing #feedback uniquely to adults who are going through #medicaleducation that no conclusions can really be drawn 🤷♂️ #MedEd
T3: This is hard. Surgery number at elower each year. Inevitably longer residencies or more defined paths so some get more of one thing than the other will have to happen. Simulation is only so good to prepare for real thing. #MedEdChat#meded
A3: authentic experiences provide foundation and substrate for entrustment while VR provides critical opportunities to safely practice- mentors and supervisors must balance and model these effectively for learners #MedEd#mededchat@MedEdChat
T3: This is hard. Surgery numbers are each year. Inevitably longer residencies or more defined paths so some get more of one thing than the other will have to happen. Simulation is only so good to prepare for real thing. #MedEdChat#meded
T3: I am a robotic surgeon with very little simulation training. The basics were great with sim but then only real life can prepare you for the difficult cases. I am thankful for my tough training. #MedEdChat#meded
What a great table of all rickettsial illnesses from a @BostonChiefs CMR, Dr. Katie Brooks. Fascinating. @grepmeded you may ask her for her original file! #FOAMed#meded
Struggle to remember the non-Lyme tick borne diseases? CMR Dr. Katie Brooks compiled an excellent table during #AMreport! New England houstaff take note #meded#medtwitter
Simulatuon and #VR are cmplementary and supportive for #medEd & #surgEd But not a substitutes for real life clinical & operation room learningc
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This is the challenge - integrating error and improvement based learning in a high stakes environment where outcomes and safety are a must. This is where patient/learner/supervisor must be synchronised @acgme#MedEdChat#MedEd@laxswamy
Just like any tech, we must be thoughtful about how it interfaces with need for human connectivity as learners and leaders - therefore hopefully can be a tool for more relationship building rather than promote isolation @MedEdChat@acgme@AAMCtoday#MedEd#MedEdChat
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That's a wrap...I will post the #mededchat transcript tomorrow morning on https://t.co/mJivoKroXx on the Resources page. Thanks everyone for participating! #meded
