👏👏👏 Penelope Lusk great paper!!

Excited to share our most recent paper on #shame in #meded, this time focusing on shame experiences in pre-med students a Master of Biomedical Science program. Many thanks to Academic Medicine for all the ongoing support of our work Dr. Lara Varpio Pim Teunissen journals.lww.com/academicmedici…

Really excited to be running a series of Moving Shame workshops at Duke University School of Medicine with Will Bynum this summer. We'll use yoga and art practices to explore shame in medicine with interprofessional medical learners. More info here: medmotion.org/event-details/…

Really looking forward to this and the chance to speak alongside @jbullockruns for the first time Intend Health Strategies

So excited to represent Duke Family Medicine & Community Health at the AAFP National Conference this week and help in recruiting our next awesome class of interns!! 😀 #AAFPNC #FMRevolution #KansasCityHereWeCome

Thanks to all who visited our Duke Family Medicine & Community Health table at #AAFPNC!!! Looking forward to a great interview season.

So honored to be recognized by such a fantastic organization and among such talented scholars Damian Castanelli & Rabia Khan AMEE #amee2023 🙏🏻 Check out some of their game changing work: journals.lww.com/academicmedici… journals.lww.com/academicmedici…

Are you a scholarly clinician-educator? Then check out this 1-pager #miniMEM on the self-conscious emotions: pride, shame & guilt. This framework can help you build self-understanding & guide trainees through #MedEd emotions. Let us know what you’d add or change, #MedTwitter

It's lovely to see this write-up from anthemawards about the The Nocturnists Shame in Medicine: The Lost Forest podcast series. We were so thrilled to collaborate w/ them & Will Bynum & @lunadolezal and work w/ the whole amazing The Nocturnists team !! anthemawards.com/2023/10/11/dis…

‘Working through this shame, with support, I developed an unshakeable, intrinsic drive that defines the person I am today.’ #interactive #graphicmedicine piece "Barcode" from The Shame Space centers on another #medicalstudent #Shame #experience. theshamespace.com/barcode

And, here it is, open access! Find out why some research papers have a compelling voice (when most decidedly do NOT), and gain insight into how you can have one too. doi.org/10.1111/medu.1… Chris Watling #acwri #meded #WritingCommmunity

This new research report discusses the development and initial validation of the #Shame Frequency Questionnaire in #medstudents: ow.ly/viaU50RmCjG. #MedEd Will Bynum

Excited to present but much more excited to attend this conference from @lunadolezal and colleagues in the Shame&Medicine project

Feeling guilty? There's hope for that. “We now have a new concept of guilt as a potential source for growth. It can point us toward actions we can take to improve our lives,” says Will Bynum. Duke Health washingtonpost.com/wellness/2024/…

We address Li et al. in this short letter to the Academic Medicine editor. In it, we defend the use of the CES-D-10 in our shame frequency study, noting a broader #validity approach beyond correlations. We appreciate their insights and agree that further #validation of our shame

“The Room” brings to life a poem written by University of Exeter Faculty of Health & Life Sci medical student, Virginija Vir , as part of a story sharing event, “Shame.less”, sponsored by The Shame Space in May 2023. Discussion notes coming soon. shameandmedicine.org/new-graphic-me…

This MR explains that shame in GME can help with the evolution of self-image, influence professional identity, and ultimately culminate in growth. AAMC Academic Medicine Uniformed Services University Will Bynum Dr. Lara Varpio Veterans Health Scott Wright @AMEEFacDev journals.lww.com/academicmedici…