As a Tulane Medicine alum, it pains me to say #DNRTulane, but everything described in this complaint is completely believable. The type of gaslighting that can occur in academia is brilliant in its deviousness and destructiveness.

Weird that March is next month when March was also last month

Why is fever considered to be ≥ 100.4 F? A wonderful Tweetorial by Jenny Shih, reviewed by Avraham Z. Cooper, MD 🩺 and Adam Rodman.

How it really went vs. how it’s going (a thread) Born to a mother who struggled with substance abuse, I spent the majority of my child hood in foster care bouncing from one family to the next. 1/14

I'm so tired. So very tired. 💔

I finally read this zeynep tufekci piece and it is SO good There's a lot that drives me crazy about communication in this pandemic Thing that I find most annoying? The idea that people can't handle nuance Its paternalistic. And untrue Read this theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

@brittp_27 Jonathan Sherbino Jessica Trier, MD Psychological safety and achieving that ideal learning environment where assessment structures fall away and allow trainees to fly... that is the dream state. Achievable I think.

‘Writing is a way of learning... in writing about a topic, you might even reach a different conclusion...’ -Dhruv Khullar Wish I had it recorded (above is paraphrased), but couldn’t agree more!

Rethinking 10,000 hours: The amount of practice explains 18-21% of performance in sports and music, but only 1% in coding, flying, sales. In predictable tasks, practice makes perfect. Under uncertainty, adaptability matters more. Malcolm Gladwell and I debate: tedtalks.social/WLAdam

APPLY TODAY! POST-DOCTORATE FELLOWSHIP IN CHRONIC DISEASE #EPIDEMIOLOGY Office of International Medical Student Education! Please RT Monika SaffordMD Judy Tung Anita Mesi Justin Choi Madeline Sterling, MD, MPH, FAHA #globalhealth

Not enough discussion on history-taking and physical exam errors in morbidity and mortality conferences - study Justin Choi etal. JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine #MedEd Palpable miss indeed cc Robert Centor MD MACP 🇮🇱 @rmcentor.bsky.social link.springer.com/article/10.100…

📢Andrea Cherrington from UAB Medicine giving her keynote address this morning on supporting patients and practices to enhance #disease #management in PC! #PCIHM2021

Proud of this collaborative work with incredible mentors in Matthew Simon, Marshall Glesby, Lars Westblade and a team of residents, clinicians, and clinical micro lab staff! So much fun bringing our clinical and research worlds together. #TeamScience @lee_gott @kyle_liang

Groupthink can lead to poor decisions, but how does it impact health professional teams in clinical practice? This scoping review led by Karissa DiPierro and #HannahLee found that this is an emerging, but understudied, area of research in healthcare. tandfonline.com/eprint/IJ2GJSM…

The purpose of education isn't only to impart knowledge and skills. It's to instill a love of learning.   Intellectual curiosity is seeing as much beauty in ideas and data as you do in art and music. A mark of a great teacher is a room filled with intrinsic motivation.

Must read update to the most impactful paper on teaching diagnostic reasoning: 🔸sociocultural perspective of diagnosis 🔸Bayesian illness scripts 🔸the early problem representation 🔸chunking, the short ddx, & cognitive load 🔸deliberate practice, follow-up, feedback and more!

Our paper Implementing Briefs and Debriefs on Rounds was published today! Thanks to Justin Choi for including our inpatient team in this research and to Nekee Pandya for leading this model on our team onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/tc…

1/ 🚨 New episode! 🚨 What does #MedEd research say about improving #diagnostic errors? What #habits help in getting to diagnostic excellence? 🎧: link.chtbl.com/Diagnosis 🗒️: bit.ly/3P31JTT ACP CME/MOC: bit.ly/CIMCME