Thanks IAMSE for the opportunity to present our work on improving our @geiselmed Scientific Principles/Ethics (LCME 7.3) curriculum in the 2023 Virtual Forum. It was great to connect with colleagues around the world and share our work and passion for student-centered learning!

M1s leading immunology #peerteaching in our @geiselmed integrated Infections, Inflammation, and Immunity (I3) Course. It's wonderful to witness the powerful student engagement that happens in peer-to-peer teaching! Dartmouth 🌲 #meded

Thank you to Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth Abigail Konopasky & David W. Mullins for the invite!

Honor and pleasure to engage with the faculty!

#MedEd Harvard Macy #MayoClinic

It’s National Week of Conversation—a week to inspire overcoming division and cultivating connection. In that spirit, the KNN Bridging team has created a postcard on fostering an open inquiry mindset: bit.ly/3mChk2x.

Consider applying these tips throughout the week.

Enhancing Scientific Research Principles and Ethics training in our integrated UME curriculum... Congrats to Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth student Michelle Dong
for her outstanding curricular CQI work that was presented
TheNEGEA #negea23

Oral Abstract Presentations on #Diversity , #Equity , and #Inclusion ; #UME Curriculum UVM Larner Med Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth Impactful work by #MedicalStudents at their home institutions and beyond! Great job! #NEGEA23

Enhancing Race and Health Equity content in our integrated UME curriculum... So proud of Allison Booher and Chinmayee Balachandra Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth for their outstanding work that was presented TheNEGEA #negea23 Geisel Office of Diversity & Inclusion @ Dartmouth

It’s #GivingTuesday ! I’ve joined the movement; will you join me? All gifts to Geisel School of Medicine will be DOUBLED -- that means your support will go twice as far to help transform healthcare education and support future physicians. Give online at dartgo.org/gt-Geisel

Join our upcoming webinar with Dr. Rebecca Lufler, Jennifer Findeis-Hosey, Nicole Love Crandall, & Mary Brown!

' #MedEd Leadership: Tips & Tricks for the Developing Leader'

Friday, April 15th, 12-1pm EDT

All welcome!

#MedTwitter StevenRougas Alice Fornari EdD FAMEE H-HEC RDN

bit.ly/3HLcogr

Loving these tips for reducing cognitive load presented by Holly Gooding at #HMIEducators !

Link to article she references, written by @JQYoung and coauthors: bit.ly/2Yv9Nq7

#MedEd #MedTwitter

#peerteaching in Medical Immunology with Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth M1s. It was amazing to see the wonderful presentations and student engagement that happens in peer-to-peer teaching! Thanks to all the students for their excellent work and enthusiasm! Dartmouth 🌲

It is not clear to me why those opposed to vaccines and masks are waving American flags. These misinformed and misled individuals don’t have sole claim to our flag. Patriotism is about joining forces against a common enemy. That is the #COVID19 virus, not each other.

Looking at data on full vaccination rates versus new case counts, you can see that the true blunting of new cases occurs when vaccination rates are at least >75%. covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra…

Binks & Weinstein to Present “Reminders, Refocusing and Rethinking: Med Ed after COVID” #IAMSEWASFall2021

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Hanging out with the infectious disease specialist

I needed this on a Friday. I cannot stop watching and laughing.

What You Need to Know about the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine youtu.be/WVqd0IlZZFk via YouTube

Love to hear from@harvardmacy colleagues Brianna Vaa @laurenlicatino Karen Newcomer-Aney MD Jeff Wong @mbstephensmd David W. Mullins Jennifer Meka, PhD Dawn Cooper Audra Rankin Elizabeth Gundersen Keith Wilson Miya Bernson-Leung MD, EdM Javeed Sukhera MD PhD

Who have you connected with as part of #hmichat ?

We are getting news today on the Johnson and Johnson vaccine: washingtonpost.com/health/2021/01…. A different headline focuses on severe infection: msn.com/en-us/health/m…. I am attaching a quick summary on how I am messaging about this vaccine to colleagues.

The Geisel School of Medicine and the Dartmouth campus will be closed Decemeber 21 through January 3 for winter break. We wish everyone happy holidays and to stay safe going into the new year.