Day Four - April 3, 2019

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  • Best of the Best

    (Bo Burns; Jeffrey Siegelman)

  • PD/CD Survival Stories

    (Sharon Bord; Madonna Fernandez; Tiffany Murano)

  • Break

  • Developing a Curricular Toolkit for Broad Programmatic Dissemination

    (Holly Caretta-Wyer, Sasha Tichter)

  • Coaching and Mentorship 220:

    (Leslie Oyama; Jeremy Branzetti)

     

    Coaching faculty on new teaching processes in the ED: Implementing recommendations from a Resident Experience RPM
    (Barbara Block, Bonnie Kaplan)

     

    Creating a Productivity And Lateral Mentoring (PALM) small group
    (Page Bridges, Sarah Farris; Mark Pittman)

  • Curricular Ideas 330

    (Leslie Oyama; Jeremy Branzetti)

     

    A New Model for Morbidity and Mortality Conference: The Prospective Approach
    (Andrew King; Benjamin Ostro)

     

    What is that Lurking in the Shadows - a Latent Risk Threat? Using Simulation as a Framework for Quality Improvement!
    (Rochelle Zarzar, Glenn Paetow)

     

    Evidence-Based Teaching: Applying Adult Learning Theory to Improve your Presentation
    (Gannon Sungar)

  • Leadership and Advancement 330

    (Leslie Oyama; Jeremy Branzetti)

     

    Residents as Leaders - allowing senior residents to get maximally involved
    (Guy Carmelli)

     

    Leader as Servant - applying servant leadership in the ED
    (Teresa Tran)

     

    Sitting at the Head of the Table
    (Neha Raukar)

  • Best of the Best

    (Bo Burns; Jeffrey Siegelman)

  • PD/CD Survival Stories

    (Sharon Bord; Madonna Fernandez; Tiffany Murano)

  • Make It Stick in Emergency Medicine

    (Jordan Spector)

  • It's Like Herding Cats: Tips for Collaboration for Research Projects With Other Specialties

    (Leah Bright, Katja Goldflam; Kamna Balhara)

  • Adults Are Just Big Kids: Learning Theories and Practical Ways to Improve Your Teaching

    (Andrew Phillips, Tyson Pillow)

  • Technology Enhanced Bedside Teaching - Practical Tips to Improve Teaching on Your Next Shift

    (Tyson Pillow)