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A Medical Educator’s Guide to #MedEd The purpose of this diagram is to educate novice, but frequent "tweeters" on the possible uses of Twitter in medical education by highliting the usefullness of #MedEd as an educational tool in independent learning and teaching. Read More
Likeability Penalty 1) Does Sheryl Sandbergs ikeability penalty really exist. 2) For Women Leaders, Likability and Success Hardly Go Hand-in-Hand. 3) “What Works For Women at Work” by Joan Williams and Rachel Dempsey. 4) What Works for Women at Work Resources. Read More
When We Need to Lean Out A few years ago, my colleagues and I started a non-profit called Women in Anesthesiology. I started medical school late and had two children in residency (earning the delightful label of elderly primigravida or, if you prefer, geriatric pregnancy). My co-resident and I noticed few women in our department, and even fewer in leadership. We… Read More

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