Harden's Blog
Harden's Blog is an area of MedEdWorld where Professor Ronald Harden provides his thoughts on topical matters relating to Medical Education.
If you are looking for 'Reflections', existing uploads can still be found in this area, however they will shortly be moved to their own section of MedEdWorld.
One size does not fit all
May 26, 2015
Dr Neel Sharma discusses the issue of one size does not fit all when it comes to medical education.
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HARDEN’S BLOG 96: Science fiction or the future for medical education?
May 21, 2015
International Higher Education – science fiction or future for medical education? Can your body language really shape who you are? These are some of the topics Professor Harden discusses in his latest blog.
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HARDEN’S BLOG 95: Messages from Malaysia
May 06, 2015
Professor Harden’s latest blog discusses his latest trip to Malaysia for events and activities including the 2015 International Medical Education Conference. He also provides an update on the arrangements for the 2016 Ottawa Conference from his trip to Australia after Malaysia.
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Precision Medicine - what about Precision Medical Training
Apr 08, 2015
Dr Neel Sharma
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HARDEN’S BLOG 94: Teaching insufficiently recognised
Apr 08, 2015
In his latest blog, Professor Harden discusses the relationship between funding and excellence in teaching, an update on abstract submissions for AMEE 2015 and an insight into his next travel plans.
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FAQs on "Technology Use in Health Profession Education"
Apr 06, 2015
From time to time, colleagues asked me questions about using technology in their teaching. These questions come up too often, so I figure it will be helpful to write FAQs on this topic.
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HARDEN’S BLOG 93: Stories in Medical Education
Mar 25, 2015
Professor Harden talks about interesting themes for AMEE 2015 in Glasgow and how high-stakes assessment can have unintended consequences.
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Practice makes ethics
Mar 13, 2015
Dr Al Dowie reflects on the relationship between old and new in evidence-based ethics education.
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