Opening Doors: Why Academic Medicine Needs Sponsorship, Not Just Mentorship
A new editorial in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that institutions must build structured, equitable systems for sponsorship, ...
A new editorial in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that institutions must build structured, equitable systems for sponsorship, ...
A survey of 456 Chinese first-year undergraduates finds that perceived teaching quality and supportive teacher interpersonal behaviour are both strongly ...
A Yale study found that brief, tailored faculty coaching led 26 of 28 subspecialists to embed social drivers of health ...
A longitudinal evaluation of King Saud University's PELT teaching-grant program reveals how 157 funded projects, faculty surveys, and student priorities ...
A five-year, $2 million NSF-funded collaboration led by Binghamton University is bringing evidence-based teaching practices to faculty across the SUNY ...
A new scoping review of 69 studies finds that claims that faculty development changes university teaching rest mostly on teachers' ...
An eight-year London programme has trained 254 paediatric resident doctors in quality improvement while building a self-sustaining mentor pipeline drawn ...
A new scoping review finds that midwifery educators in low- and middle-income countries face persistent institutional, structural, and resource barriers ...
A two-hour critical-incident workshop measurably raised Indonesian medical tutors' self-reported student-centred beliefs, identity, and mission, an exploratory mixed-methods study reports.
A new perspective in Discover Education argues that dental education expertise should require formal postgraduate preparation in education, not just ...
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