MedEd Thread

In this captivating episode, we delve into the world of medical education alongside esteemed guests Eduardo Mireles, MD, Director of the Medical Intensive Care Unit and Medical Director of the Simulation and Advanced Skills Center, and Nichole Brown, MSN, RN, CHSE-A, ABD, PhD, Simulation Education Specialist within the Simulation and Advanced Skills Center. Join us as they unveil the pivotal role that simulation plays in shaping the future of medical education.

In this episode, we continue our conversation with Michelle Kraft, MLS, Director of Library Services, Cleveland Clinic; Jon Bonezzi, MBA, Director of Technical and Educational Resources, Cleveland Clinic; and Dr. Neil Mehta, Associate Dean of Curricular Affairs, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University, who delve into ChatGPT and its pros and cons with respect to medical education, and medical and scientific publishing. They address concerns raised by the medical library community, guidelines for responsible usage in research papers and the broader implications of AI advancement. Join them as they debate the idea of a moratorium on advanced training for AI and its potential threats to and opportunities for academic medical centers.

In this episode, we talk with Michelle Kraft, MLS, Director of Library Services, Cleveland Clinic; Jon Bonezzi, MBA, Director of Technical and Educational Resources, Cleveland Clinic; and Dr. Neil Mehta, Associate Dean of Curricular Affairs, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University, who delve into ChatGPT and its pros and cons with respect to medical education, and medical and scientific publishing. They address concerns raised by the medical library community, guidelines for responsible usage in research papers and the broader implications of AI advancement. Join them as they debate the idea of a moratorium on advanced training for AI and its potential threats to and opportunities for academic medical centers.

In this episode, we continue our talk with Scott Euype, the Director of Education, Rehabilitation and Sports Therapy at Cleveland Clinic, Debra Kangisser, PA-C, the Director of Education for PA Services, and Mari Knettle, DPT, EdD, Medical Director of the Center for Health Professions Education who describe HPE preceptor development and tips on how to navigate the role of a preceptor. They discuss preparing for a student, how to foster a positive learning environment, goal setting, and how to integrate school-provided material into clinical teaching activities.

In this episode, we talk with Scott Euype, PT, DPT, Director of Education, Rehabilitation and Sports Therapy at Cleveland Clinic; Debra Kangisser, PA-C, Director of Education for PA Services; and Mari Knettle, DPT, EdD, Medical Director of the Center for Health Professions Education, who discuss health professions education preceptor development and share tips on how to navigate the role of a preceptor. They discuss how to foster a positive learning environment, goal setting and how to integrate school-provided material into clinical teaching activities.

In this episode, we talk with Rachel King, JD, Director of Educational Equity and Title IX Coordinator, who addresses the elements of Cleveland Clinic's Title IX program and the ways in which Title IX in an academic medical setting differs from Title IX in higher education settings. Rachel explains her role as a Title IX Coordinator and how she works to address sex discrimination and sexual harassment in educational programs.

In this episode, we talk with internal medicine chief resident Ruth Bell, DO, MS, President of the House Staff Association, who discusses the importance of having a diverse training program and how diversity positively affects patient care. Dr. Bell shares strategies that residency candidates can use to find programs with strong DEI cultures as well as the strides that Cleveland Clinic is making to create and maintain a diverse, equitable and inclusive space for all.

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Christine Warren, Associate Dean for Admissions and Student Affairs at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University (CCLCM), and Dr. Cory Chevalier, Director of Wellness for CCLCM, about student wellness within medical education. Drs. Warren and Chevalier define wellness and discuss the importance of caring for mental health, ways in which to support students, how to identify signs of burnout, bouncing back after failure and much more.

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Jeremy Weleff, who founded the Homelessness Initiative during his residency with the goal of providing the best possible healthcare and advocacy for those experiencing homelessness. Dr. Weleff dives into how the initiative evolved, the tremendous impact it's made and how collaborations with local organizations have helped to sustain and advance the effort.

In this episode, we talk with Rachel King, Director of Educational Equity at Cleveland Clinic, about disability accommodations in medical education. Rachel shares her thoughts on inclusivity in medical spaces, misperceptions about accommodations (including service dogs) and guidance for students and faculty.