While unexpected experiences can be memorable, Monteiro and Sibbald challenge the assumption that they should be built into simulation to enable learning.

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Psychological safety is an important concept for facilitating student learning, but what behaviours are likely to enable it in the workplace? Feedback videos reveal how educators might foster learner safety.

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Internationalisation is generally embraced with positivity by teaching staff in international medical programmes. This article, however, shines a light on the ethical dilemmas it poses through marketisation and homogenisation.

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Good news for those whose resources won't support a formal standardized patient program: This systematic review demonstrates that peer simulation offers a viable alternative that positively influences student communication and development of empathy.

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This Research Approaches article introduces focused ethnography as a qualitative strategy for exploring episodes of interaction that may allow for deeper understanding of socio‐cultural influences on medical education.

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While it appears that entrustable professional activities and entrustment scales can support assessment for learning in postgraduate medical education, this study shows that key dilemmas need to be managed to ensure successful implementation.

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Is self‐regulated learning entirely self‐regulated? Bransen et al. share data demonstrating it to be embedded in co‐regulated learning, characterized shifts in regulatory focus, drivers for regulation, and co‐regulation partners.

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Digging into the educationally strategic phenomenon of spaced learning, the authors discover variety that leads them to propose a comprehensive definition and emphasise that detailed format descriptions are needed to facilitate further development.

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Although tolerance for uncertainty is broadly considered important for high quality care of patients, this review suggests it may also be associated with the wellbeing of doctors and students themselves.

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Ever felt like you were faking competence? This review examines the current literature on Imposter Syndrome among physicians and trainees to build an agenda for progress through research.

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