Listening to the @UniMelbMDHS Graduate Research Symposium for Department of Medical Education and Department of General Practice students. Cassie McDonald talking about presenting research to an audience.
Wow. She went on radio. Certainly pushing the envelope.
Co design. I like it. Warning, it might not work so well for a PhD though.
Personally I'm not sold on using social media as the main way of disseminating information.
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This is her biography from her website. Looks likes she's the CEO of a consulting firm, and used to be head of HR with expertise in diversity and inclusion.
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When @DrShirleyDavis speaks, "90 percent of the audience agrees that they would live their lives differently if they could do it again. They’d live purposefully – with more passion and less procrastination."
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There are a lot of left leaning people working for Google according to Vorhies' account. He feels that they "lacked a fundamental grasp of civics".
Part of retorts - who says representative democracy is a great way to govern?
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"Devote more time to evaluating your ideas, values, and goals." They want us to be strategic. This reminds me of planning out your exam answer in a short answer question.
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The Contrarian is a book written by @chafkin about Peter Thiel. I had heard of Thiel before - I think in the context of Hulk Hogan.
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Today's free blink was about Mary Wollstonecraft. It was written by Lyndall Gordon in 2006.
Interestingly enough, the suburb of Wollstonecraft is named for one of Mary's nephews who fled to Australia to escape the association with Mary (according to wikipedia)! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wollstone…
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Mary experienced a number of adverse childhood events in today's parlance. She also helped her younger sister escape an abusive husband.
I've finished my CPD triennium, and I'm thinking of how to best incorporate feedback and reflective processes into my practice going forward rather than the last minute scramble that it was this year. I'm thinking of two automated systems.
The first is routine MSF. I could set up an online anonymous database (like survey or qualtrics), print out business cards with the site/QR codes, and hand them out each time I work. A simple: What's one thing I did well? What's one thing I could do better?journals.lww.com/jcehp/Abstract…
The 2nd is patient feedback. Can do it the same way (surveymonkey/qualtrics), but what do I measure? The DISQ might be the answer. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…