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Applying the Question Formulation Technique to Enhance Active Learning in Health Professions Education (Part 2)
In this Harvard Macy Institute blog post, the Question Formulation Technique, transforming medical education by replacing memorization with active, inquiry-driven learning, is discussed.
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Shaping the Future of Medical Education: Innovation, Leadership, and Lifelong Learning
Medical education is evolving from lectures to learner-centered, tech-driven, lifelong learning. Harvard programs reflect this shift with flexible, innovative training.
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Distinguishing Hype from Hope: The Critical Role of Clinicians in Stem Cell Medicine
The field of stem cell medicine is at a defining moment—brimming with potential, but also complicated by hype, misconceptions, and, in some cases, significant risk for patients. For health care professionals, especially clinicians, keeping pace with advances is essential.
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Why Custom Learning Programs are Essential for Health Care Organizations
Custom corporate learning programs are becoming essential for health care organizations, offering education that aligns with strategic priorities, clinical realities, and cultural nuances while directly impacting patient outcomes and system-wide efficiency.
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Turning Mistakes into Momentum by Building a Culture of Safety
MedEdPearls September 2025: Why is incorporating psychological and emotional safety into education important?
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Challenges and Opportunities in Surgical Innovation for Today’s Health Care Leaders
“From both the practicing side and the technical side—how we deliver care and how we manage—innovation is leading the way."
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Taking a Trauma-Informed Approach to Medical Education Research
In this Harvard Macy Institute Blog Post the trauma-informed approach is discussed.
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Training for the Unexpected: Simulation in Medical Education
“Simulation has really changed the way that health care providers learn, practice, and achieve competency."
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Addressing Administrative Harm for Better Health Care Outcomes with Insights from a Clinician
"By understanding the root causes of administrative harm and collaborating closely with clinical teams, corporate leaders can create a health care environment that benefits everyone—from patients to providers."
