#98 Medical Education - 2021 SGIM Recap

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Core IM Team

Mental Health, Education, Health & Fitness, Medicine

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🗓️ 9 February 2022

⏱️ 31 minutes

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How can you implement effective note taking for virtual learning? Do you use interleaving during rounds? What is the 5/10/30 rule and how does it apply to mentorship? Does implicit bias affect gender performance scores in clinical rotations? How common are biased patient behaviours? How can you foster a safer learning environment for trainees? How can you promote antiracism?Show notes, Transcript and References: https://www.coreimpodcast.com/2022/02/09/medical-educatio…ng-core-im-recap/ (https://www.coreimpodcast.com/2022/02/09/medical-education-2021-sgim-annual-meeting-core-im-recap/)Time stamps* 02:10 Make it Stick Virtually * 08:35 Mentoring in the Modern Era: More than the Traditional Dyad* 13:29 Clinical Update in Medical Education * 20:58 Anti-Racism in Medical Education: Concrete Actions to Further Social Justice and Racial Equity Tags: IM Core, CoreIM, virtual learning, note taking, feedback, mentorship, microaggressions, gender bias, sterotype threat Find the best disability insurance for you: https://www.patternlife.com/disability-insurance?campid=497840 Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:00.0	Hey Coriam listeners, it's Marty here. We had the pleasure of joining the
0:05.3	S.J.M. 2021 annual meeting virtually last April, and we put together three
0:11.0	episodes that we recorded in the weeks after the conference.
0:15.0	And we've been talking about the right time to release these and thought, you know, why not
0:19.1	do it right before the next S.J.M. meeting in 2022 just to get a site to be in person together again after
0:27.0	so, so long.
0:31.0	So without further ado, here is the first of three episodes from the CoreIM,
0:35.6	S.J.M. 2021 Recap Series.
0:41.1	Welcome back to Core I.
0:42.2	This is Dr. Marty Freed, an academic primary care physician at
0:45.2	the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center and I'm joined today by the
0:49.7	Dominator of the ventilator, the professor of the presser, the baritone of the ventilator the professor of the presser the baritone of the prone himself
0:55.0	Dr. Tim Rowe welcome back bud. Wow Marty I have really truly missed your
1:00.7	absurdity and I'm so glad to be back on the pod. Coming to you guys now as a Palm Crit fellow at Northwestern University in Chicago, but always a general internist at heart.
1:10.0	There you go. So Tim and I, along with several of our core I am producers,
1:14.4	got the chance to virtually participate in the S.J. I.M. annual meeting in April of 2021.
1:19.4	And we are now excited to highlight some of that really remarkable content.
1:23.8	So buckle your seatbelts. Today, Marty and I will be reviewing some of our favorite medical education
1:28.6	theme sessions.
1:29.6	Yeah, and that was actually incredibly challenging because there was just so much good stuff at S-Gen this year.
1:35.0	I mean, you could have and we did spend all day, every day, in and out of just the med ed theme sessions.
1:42.0	Yeah, I felt, honestly, I felt so fortunate when Trey is like,
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