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Fostering the ongoing connectedness of health professions educators committed to transforming health care delivery and education.

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Reflections of a Facilitator: Why I Come Back Each Year, or How My Life is One Big Kolb Cycle

My Medical Education Mantra: Small is OK! Imperfect is Better than Nothing!

November 2019 #MedEdPearls: Trust Me – I’m a Doctor

Making People Think at Grand Rounds

#HMIchat August 2019: Developing Leaders: Busting Myths and Lifelong Learning

Education as a Catalyst for Health Care Transformation

Interprofessional Education: Who is buzzing at your planning table?

October 2019 #MedEdPearls: Resources to Ease MCQ Test Writing Anxiety

Removing the Sage from the Stage: Blending Case- and Problem- Based Learning in Graduate Biomedical Research Education

“Good job, read more:” Making positive feedback truly positive

Jumping down the rabbit hole: Questions to chase in medical education

September 2019 #MedEdPearls – Small Group Instructional Diagnosis

Inclusive Health Professions Education

The Art of Education: The Harvard Macy Institute’s Art Museum-based Health Professions Education Fellowship

4 steps to revitalize a tired post-graduate curriculum

August 2019 #MedEdPearls: ACGME 2019 Faculty Development Requirements

HMI Community Day 2019

Educators have bought-in to the flipped classroom. But are our learners following suit?

July 2019 #MedEdPearls: Peer Observation from #IAMSE19

Use Instructional Design support to leverage your teaching experience

Implementing Collaborative Learning Methods

Reflections on Creating an Anatomy Case-Based E-learning Moodule

Collaboration at its Best: Psychiatry Trainees Reflect on their Experience in the Harvard Macy Program for Post-Graduate Trainees

June 2019 #MedEdPearls: Appreciative Advising: Advising with the Student in Mind

Teaching First, Technology Second: Using Learning Theory to Make it Work (Easily)

Developing Leaders Through an International Collaboration: Introducing sanokondu

Designing Better Surveys for Education and Research

Medical Education and Global Health

May 2019 #MedEdPearls: Microresistance

Reflections Across the Career Continuum, One Year Post-Harvard Macy

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