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SAEM21 IGNITE! Session 1
Jun 6, 2024
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SAEM21 IGNITE! Session 1
Jun 6, 2024
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- Academic Wilderness Medicine: Fundamentals and Implementation of Curriculums into Medical School and Residency: Wilderness Medicine Educational Curriculums and Implementation Process
- The Standardized Video Interview
- Applying Systems Engineering to Improve Emergency Department Patient Experience
- The New "Sex as a Biological Variable" National Institutes of Health Grant Requirement: Go From Terror to Triumph Part One
- Three Nonobscure, Easy-to-Do, Hard-to-Screw-Up, Ultrasound-Guided Nerve Blocks That You Should Do
- Female Leaders in Emergency Medicine: Helping You With Your Next Career Move, Part Three (AWAEM Sponsored)
- Clinical Teaching Educational Boot Camp: Be the Best Teacher – Not Another Boring Bedside Lecture!
- Climate Change and Health: Implications for Practice, Teaching, Research, and Advocacy in Emergency Medicine – The Fundamentals of Climate Change
- A Preparatory Curriculum for the Standardized Video Interview: Lessons Learned from Two Institutions
- Clerkship Director BootCamp
- Improving Outcomes in Pediatric Cardiac Arrest
- Primary Data Collection in Humanitarian Settings: Collecting Data in Existing Health Systems (GEMA Sponsored)
- Wilderness Medicine: Learning the Fundamentals and Implementing Innovative and Practical Educational Curriculums Into Residency and Medical School – Principles of Wilderness Medicine
- Diversity 3.0: Best Practices to Enhance Recruitment and Selection (ADIEM Sponsored)
- What You Need on Social Needs: Top Social Emergency Medicine Papers of 2018
- Low-Cost Simulation Models: Caviar Tastes on a Tuna Fish Budget- Introduction
- John is Confident, Jada is Too Assertive: How to Recognize and Minimize Bias in Written Trainee Evaluations
- Bridging the Gap and Strengthening Our Community: Building Our Understanding of Microaggressions, Implicit Bias, and Cultural Humility – Part One
- What You Need on Social Needs: Key Social Emergency Medicine Papers of 2017: Paper Three and Conclusion
- Engaging Learners with Effective Didactic Teaching