Asking Questions in the Clinical Learning Environment
Considering the Needs Assessment By Geoff Stetson, MD After covering general rules to asking questions, and what is a “bad question”, it’s time to get into some of the specific…
Asking Questions in the Clinical Learning Environment
Part 2: “Bad Questions” By: Geoff Stetson, MD Let’s get “pimping” out of the way. The term is outdated, carries terrible connotations in a non-medical sense, and infers using questions…
Asking Questions in the Clinical Learning Environment
Part 1: General Rules By Geoff Stetson, MD I often ask others how they approach teaching in the clinical setting. Many respond saying they use the “Socratic Method.” I then…
Introducing Dr. Geoffrey Stetson!
MedUtopia is thrilled to introduce our readers to Dr. Stetson and welcome him to our writing team! Dr. Geoffrey V. Stetson, better known as Geoff, originally hails from Columbus, Ohio….
So You Have Been Inspired to Make a Curriculum, But Is Your Curriculum Inspiring?
How Fink’s Taxonomy Can Improve Your Curriculum Part Seven: Learning to Learn Danielle T. Miller MD In the previous post So You Have Been Inspired to Make a Curriculum, But…
So You Have Been Inspired to Make a Curriculum, But Is Your Curriculum Inspiring?
How Fink’s Taxonomy Can Improve Your Curriculum Part Six: Caring Danielle T. Miller MD In the previous post So You Have Been Inspired to Make a Curriculum, But Is Your…
So You Have Been Inspired to Make a Curriculum, But Is Your Curriculum Inspiring?
How Fink’s Taxonomy Can Improve Your Curriculum Part Five: Human Dimension Danielle T. Miller MD In the previous post So You Have Been Inspired to Make a Curriculum, But Is…
COVID-19: The Psychological Trauma Awaiting Our Frontline Healthcare Workers
Anxiety and Fear in the Pandemic We are in the middle of COVID-19 pandemic. For many of us this is the first time we have dealt with something of this…
So You Have Been Inspired to Make a Curriculum, But Is Your Curriculum Inspiring?
How Fink’s Taxonomy Can Improve Your Curriculum Part Four: Integration By: Danielle T. Miller MD In the previous post So You Have Been Inspired to Make a Curriculum, But Is…
Emotional Intelligence in Medical Education
Part 3 of our ongoing series By: Russ Brown What inspired you to get into medicine? Was it a desire to be of service to others? That feeling of knowing…
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