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Episode 73 (opens the original)
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Educators in Medicine,In this newsletter, we continue our journey through the fundamentals of AI, its applications in medicine, and its transformative role in faculty development and education. Let’s dive into learning.🏆 Before We Begin: ResiBowl Has Its First ChampionsCongratulations to the Halifax Health Family Medicine Residency, winners of the very first ResiBowl! Their residents took on the field in board review questions on ResiLearn, came out on top, and won themselves a party. Judging by
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Educators in Medicine,In this newsletter, we continue our journey through the fundamentals of AI, its applications in medicine, and its transformative role in faculty development and education. Let’s dive into learning.After being on a year-long hiatus, I’ve finally reactivated my Linked In account . If you’re on there, lets connect! In all honesty, I am not a big fan of social media, but I believe its a place where friends can support one another. I am finally sharing openly about my startup Re
Episode 71 (opens the original)
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Educators in Medicine,In this newsletter, we continue our journey through the fundamentals of AI, its applications in medicine, and its transformative role in faculty development and education. Let’s dive into learning.We’ve welcomed a new baby into the Hanna Family since I last wrote to you all. It is a miracle every time, and certainly gives you perspective like few things do. <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!OKMz!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl
Episode 70 (opens the original)
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Things have been a blur lately. We just wrapped up orientation for our incoming class of residents, and watching their nervous energy and raw idealism always brings me back to my own first days. There is a sacred, heavy responsibility in taking these bright minds and guiding them through the transition from students to practicing physicians. SO, sorry I haven’t kept up with this work as often as I’d like! As I worked through the welcome lectures and tech/ehr onboarding, I couldn’t stop thinking
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