This page displays apps and podcasts related to medical education.
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This is a great resource to learn about all things about medical education (#meded).
Harvard Macy Institute @harvardmacy - is a great resource for clinical education progress - www.harvardmacy.org
- Committed to creating a global community of medical educators and leaders dedicated to transforming healthcare delivery and education.
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Use BrowZine to find, read and stay up to date with the complete list of online journals available through the ANZCA Library. It is user friendly and displays journals in subject categories for you to browse. Journals available through the Library will allow you to click through to full-text access. You can also add your favourite journal titles to your personal bookshelf on your device.
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The Clinical Teacher journal has selected vodcasts (a podcast with video content) available through the journal website.
Click the link below for access to this part of the journal. You will be prompted for your College ID and password, as The Clinical Teacher is a subscribed journal resource.
The Clinical Teacher selected vodcasts
You can re-use The Clinical Teacher's vodcasts under the Creative Commons Licence.
Below is one example of a vodcast. It describes a curricular innovation project which implemented a flipped classroom curriculum for the gynaecologic oncology topics of the obstetrics and gynaecology medical student clerkship, and evaluating student satisfaction with the change.
BJA Education podcasts [archive]
These podcasts cover a variety of topics, including episodes with themes on anaesthesia, critical care and pain, based on the journal BJA Education.
Debrief2learn
Aims to improve healthcare outcomes by fostering effective feedback and debriefing practices.
Website: https://debrief2learn.org
Podcast: https://debrief2learn.org/blog/
Twitter: @debrief2learn
KeyLIME - Key Literature in Medical Education podcasts
These podcasts, produced by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, summarise key points from articles on medical education in 20 minutes.
MedEdTalk
MedEdTalk strives to discuss topics with researchers, educators and students within Medical Education and Health Profession Education.
Teresa Sörö.
Medutopia
The podcast for all things med ed.
Rob Rogers.
Website: Medutopia - Home | Facebook
Twitter: @Med_Utopia
P cubed presentations podcast
p cubed presentations is a concept about presentations and how to improve them. The aim is to share ideas about presentations, their construction, design and delivery such that the message is not lost, in time, like tears in rain.
Ross Fisher
Website: ffolliet.com/
Podcast: http://ffolliet.podbean.com
Twitter: @ffolliet
Simulcast
A Hi-Fidelity Podcast About Healthcare Simulation
Victoria Brazil, Jesse Spurr, Ben Symon
Website: simulationpodcast.com/
Podcast: http://simulationpodcast.com/category/podcast/
Twitter: @sim_podcast
Med Ed Source
The University of Melbourne Department of Medical Education podcast - a podcast for clinical education enthusiasts.The Med Ed Source, a source for expertise and trends in medical and health professions education.
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