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Harvard Macy Blog

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

Most Recent Posts & Podcasts

MAY 08, 2017

IHI Open School Releases New Guide on Integrating Quality and Safety into the Curriculum

APR 24, 2017

Visual Note Taking: an extra tool to help with learning

MAR 27, 2017

Training physicians to be social change agents

More Posts & Podcasts

What was discussed during #HMIchat March 2017

Collaborating with students to build interprofessional learning opportunities

Interactive Video Blog Series: The Evolution of Outcomes-based Competencies in Medical Education with Dr. Eric Holmboe

What was discussed during #HMIchat February 2017

Health Disparities, Diversity, and Inclusion – an interview with Patti R. Rose, MPH, EdD and HMI Alum Annie Daniel, PhD

Teaching and Training for Transplant Professionals

Embracing Networking at Harvard Macy Courses

Med Ed Pop Up Workshops

Sports, Politics, and the Pursuit of Change: Teaching Health Policy in the Classroom

Achieving Cultural Competency: an interview with Dr Annie Daniel

A Special Thank You to the Harvard Macy Family

The Pied Piper of Medical Education

Does culture matter in medical education – yes!

So you think you're a resuscitationist?

Health Care Education 2.0 and the ‘rise of the humans’

Putting Health Care Education 2.0 Applications into Practice

Medical School in Three Years?

Educating physicians to navigate the complexity and uncertainty of clinical care

Leading innovative change in the assessment of physical therapy students in clinical education in Canada

Transforming Case-Method Teaching for Online Platforms

Creating new models for academic publishing – a job to be done?

Calling all Content Crackerjacks and Pedagogical Pros!

How Leading Innovations impacted my work in post-licensure nursing education

From Rejection to Funding: The Evolution of a Scholarly Project

What can the Humanities offer Children with Medical Complexity and Healthcare Education?

The Great Divide: Bringing educational theory to practice in surgical education

The Multiple Choice Conundrum

Back in the Scholar Seat

What can you extract from a health related MBA?

Active Learning Strategies – an interview with Dr. Alice Fornari

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