Engaging, Exciting, Efficient Medical Education

As evidence based medicine grows at exponential speeds, clinicians are met with the growing challenge of keeping up to date within their specialty even as inter-specialty interactions require increasing knowledge of clinical information outside of their specialty. I believe that this challenge requires a new model of medical education – one that is engaging, exciting,…

As evidence based medicine grows at exponential speeds, clinicians are met with the growing challenge of keeping up to date within their specialty even as inter-specialty interactions require increasing knowledge of clinical information outside of their specialty.

I believe that this challenge requires a new model of medical education – one that is engaging, exciting, and – most of all – efficient.

This webpage, the product of a research year in transfusion medicine, provides two new models of learning:

  1. Socratic E-Learning – Instead of starting with an informational data dump, this course dives right into relevant clinical scenarios for RBC Transfusion. It layers gamification on a question based Socratic framework to provide evidence based guidelines.
  2. Information Dense Didactics – This lecture series (1, 2, 3, 4) tackles CP board-relevant questions in immunohematology, a field that is tragically underserved in many residency textbooks. Using the rapid fire “Lessig” model of presentation, the highly navigatable lectures provide both a efficient construct for reviewing information as well as a rich resource for learning content.

It is my hope that you find the same joy, in exploring these courses, that I found in creating them.

 

Jane James, MD PhD

 

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