What Can Artificial Intelligence Teach Us?
The BEI invites all Brigham Educators & Trainees to attend a five-part series focused on the intersection of AI/Machine Learning and Clinical Education.
This event is the third in the series.
Led by Alina von Davier PhD
Registrants will be sent a Zoom link ahead of the event.
Register HERE.
This 45 minute session will showcase a one page Academic Medicine “Last Page” authored by Dr. Linda M. Love from the University of Nebraska Medical Center. The one page article focuses on “Archetypes of Coaching Across the Medical Education Continuum.” This engaging, NO PREP session is discussion-focused and open to all members of the MGB community, including medical students, trainees, chief residents, faculty, and allied health professionals. Email bwhbei@bwh.harvard.edu with any questions.
Register HERE and a Zoom link will be sent to you via calendar invite prior to the event.
The BEI & Dept of Medicine PRISE (Department of Medicine Program for Research, Innovations and Scholarship in Education) invite all Brigham Educators & Trainees to attend 8 seminars focused on Medical Education Research. These seminars aim to train and support individuals with a career interest in medical education research and create a dynamic community of educational researchers.
This is the first session in the series.
Led by Ed Krupat, PhD, Erik K. Alexander, MD, and Subha Ramani, MBBS, PhD, with panel Q&A including Kristina Dzara, PhD, MMSc
Register HERE and you will receive Zoom link ahead of time.
This 20-minute session will quickly help you identify and access full-text articles in subscribed BWH and Harvard journals. These linked journal articles are only available for downloading when users authenticate into the BWH virtual library with Brigham credentials or the Harvard library via their HarvardKey account. Let your librarian show you how.
With Medical Librarian Susan Warthman.
Register HERE and a Zoom link will be sent to you via calendar invite prior to the event
The BEI invites all Brigham educators and trainees to attend this first session in our series.
BEI Global Med Ed Café - Fostering Wellbeing and Resilience
Led by Kirsty Forrest, Dean of Medicine, Professor of Medical Education, Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine, Bond University, Australia and Jo Bishop, BSc (Hons), PhD, PGCertEd, Associate Dean, Student Affairs and Service Quality, Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine, Curriculum Lead, Medical Program, Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia
Register HERE and you will receive Zoom link ahead of time.
In an interactive class, BWH clinicians and staff will learn how to effectively search in OVID databases. Participants will to construct an efficient search strategy, apply limiters or filters, and set up a personal account to save search results in “My Project” folders. Participants can follow along virtually, on their computer.
With Medical Librarian Susan Warthman.
Register HERE and a Zoom link will be sent to you via calendar invite prior to the event
Join Brigham BEI Medical Librarian, Susan Warthman for a book discussion on "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" by Rebecca Skloot.
See book synposis here.
Participants must obtain an electronic or hard copy of the book for themselves and read before the discussion. BEI cannot provide copies.
Please register HERE to receive Zoom link. Thank you and look forward to seeing you there!
What Can Artificial Intelligence Teach Us?
The BEI invites all Brigham Educators & Trainees to attend a five-part series focused on the intersection of AI/Machine Learning and Clinical Education.
This event is the second in the series.
Led by Erik K. Alexander, MD
Registrants will be sent a Zoom link ahead of the event.
Register HERE.
Take a moment to take care of yourself after all the time you have put into taking care of others. Please join Kayla Methot, RN on Tuesday September 21st at 4pm for after work yoga on the lawn at 15 Francis St. Class will be a 60 minute moderate vinyasa flow with added modifications for beginners and experienced yogis! Please bring your own mat and don’t forget water!
In the event of rain, the location will be via Zoom instead.
Please Register HERE to pop in for this session.
This 45 minute session will showcase a one page Academic Medicine “Last Page” authored by Dr. Nicole M. Deiorio from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine. The one page article focuses on “Coaching a Learner in Medical Education.” This engaging, NO PREP session is discussion-focused and open to all members of the MGB community, including medical students, trainees, chief residents, faculty, and allied health professionals. Email bwhbei@bwh.harvard.edu with any questions.
Register HERE and a Zoom link will be sent to you via calendar invite prior to the event.