Precision education: investing in informatics and emerging technologies to bring competency-based education to fruition By: Kimberly Lomis, MD One of the most rewarding aspects of my role as Vice President for Medical Education Innovations at the American Medical Association is the opportunity to provide tangible su…

Here is another ICBE blog, written by @KimLomisMD highlighting precision education, and including the announcement of a large AMA grant program. Worth reading! icenet.blog/2025/02/06/p...

Thank you for sharing this Eric. An important read.

Time variability in medical training: a Dutch example By: Olle ten Cate, PhD Time to start a new, 2025, blog ICBME series, now called ICBHPE, the international competency-based health professions educators collaborative. As a current blog editor, I ha…

Fantastic #MedEd post form @olletencate.bsky.social

"Ask medical educators in the Netherlands how they manage to organize time-variable training, and they will not even understand that question. The status quo is accepted for granted."

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Why I'm quitting the Washington Post Democracy can't function without a free press

Important read. A free press and the 1st amendment is crucial to democracy. #Courage is Ann Telnaes.
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I have an online WP account and am considering to stop it now. So sad to see the US loosing its independent quality press.

The international collaborative of competency based education in the health professions (ICB-HPE, formerly ICBME), a group of ~70 scholars, writes beautiful ICBE blogs every 2 weeks. As the 2024 blog editor I wanted to point at where to find them. tinyurl.com/3ktp66k6

Call for Editor-in-Chief of a new HPE journal (Journal of the Academy of Medical Educators) publ by Cardiff U Press. I was struck by its exceptional open access policy without authorship charges. As honorary AoME Fellow, I greatly support this. EiC could become an exciting role. tinyurl.com/2xp9p57e

“The threats posed by continuing to grade and rank students seems incompatible with goals of implementing CBME” Another great paper by the Cincinnatti group in PME, @kalzj3 et al, supporting this principle in a qualitative study pmejournal.org/articles/156...

Entrustable Professional Activities and Entrustment Decision-Making in Health Professions Education: A Book Review Published in Teaching and Learning in Medicine: An International Journal (Ahead of Print, 2024)

We are very pleased with a nice book review by Dr. David Irby www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... of our new text book on EPAs and entrustment decision-making. www.ubiquitypress.com/site/books/e...