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Pleased to share my article: “Taking Back Control of Our Learning Environments: In-Person vs Virtual Learning”. As #MedEd leaders, let us not give in to the apparent triumph of virtuality in education, where much is lost. amjmed.com/article/S0002-… #MedEd #AcademicMedicine

What does Primary Care have to do with ikigai? In my brief opinion article, I explain. 👉link.springer.com/epdf/10.1007/s… #MedEd #InternalMedicine JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine SGIM

Teaching in clinic requires intentionality. We created a teaching station which includes: ▪️A Retrieval Practice Board ▪️A Feedback Station We also use Get Out of Clinic (GOoC) Cards to signpost learning & feedback. More about the GOoC Cards: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC92… #MedEd

“Your calendar is the most honest autobiography you’ll ever write.” “Don’t tell me your priorities. Show me your calendar.” ~ Shane Parrish H/T Shane Parrish #Values #Mission

At the beginning of the year, I'm reflecting on "busyness". It's an affliction for many of us. Being busy means we don't have time for things that really matter to us or we miss important opportunities. Some organisations view busyness as a marker of leadership success. Busyness

Sherine Salib latest publication, "Networking and Bridge-Building: Keys to Going Far in Academic Medicine," is a must-read! It highlights the importance of balancing efficiency with the power of building connections. Learn more below! bit.ly/40rQ33K

It is said that "If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together." Networking & bridge-building are key to going far in academic medicine. Here I share some lessons learned along the way.. SGIM #MedEd #CareerGrowth

This is an excellent summary of ways to use generative AI in medical education. The applications are endless & include: ☑️Training & Learning ☑️Curriculum Design ☑️Assessment & Feedback Etc, etc… How are you using generative AI in #MedEd? #AIinMedEd #AIinHealthcare

Consistency before intensity. Start small and become the kind of person who shows up every day. Build a new identity. Then increase the intensity.

Mentorship & coaching in academic medicine are all about asking good questions. This article from Academic Medicine has great tips: journals.lww.com/academicmedici… 1️⃣Are you doing what you love? 2️⃣Are you making it count twice? 3️⃣Are you staying focused?  #MedEd #Mentorship #Coaching

Congrats to everyone who matched today, including the #DellMedClassof2025 and our incoming residents and fellows! We’re in awe of your accomplishments and all the work you’ve done to get here. #DellMedMatch #Match2025

Good advice from #AlisonFragale’s book #LikeableBadass. Start with the end in mind❗️ At your retirement, what are the: ▪️Top 3 contributions you want people to remember? ▪️Top 3 characteristics you want people to remember about you? Act today with your future self in mind.

Many people stagnate trying to change what they can't instead of growing by changing what they can. We don't control how others treat us—we control how we treat them. We don't decide what happens to us—we decide how we respond. Our reputation is not up to us. Our character is.

Excellent workshop on “Building Bridges & Boundaries Across Leadership” at #AIMW2025. In building trust as a leader, there are many things to consider. Intentionality is key! #Trust #Leadership #MedEd H/T Lia Logio Dr. Lisa Bellini

Sherine Salib attended a reunion for AAIM-CDIM Council Members at the annual AAIM 2025 Conference. Dr. Salib was elected as an AAIM Council Member in 2023 and is currently serving a 3-year term as Councilor. #AIMW25

Our greatest regrets are rarely failures to reach our goals. They're usually failures to uphold our values. Few people wish they'd been more ambitious. Many wish they'd been more courageous and generous. Success lies in building a career. Fulfillment lies in building character.

“Time is the only currency you spend without ever knowing your balance." Pleased to share my article exploring the concept of time poverty & its impact on healthcare. Time Poverty: The Plague of 21st Century Medicine. doi.org/10.1002/jhm.70… Journal of Hospital Medicine Society of Hospital Medicine

“Learn what is to be taken seriously and laugh at the rest.” — Hermann Hesse

Congratulations to the brilliant #DellMedClassof2025!🎓 So honored to have been a partner on the journey that brought them to this day! “Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.” Dell Medical School UT Austin

Outstanding Grand Rounds today by Dr. Tait Shanafelt on Clinician Well-Being. Leaders have an *immense* impact on the well-being of those they lead. It’s all about Wellness-Centered Leadership. “Care about people ALWAYS!” #Leadership #MedTwitter Department of Internal Medicine at Dell Med