Sign up to join us for exciting sessions as part of the Yale Medical Educator Series YES! and the Medical Education Discussion Group (MEDG), hosted by the Center for Medical Education. Highlighted below are upcoming opportunities in the month of March.
If you have not yet registered for these upcoming sessions, or any others you may want to attend, you can register here. *
All sessions are from 12 - 1 p.m. via Zoom with CME credit available.
Friday, March 15 – YES! “Trainee Performance Improvement: Where We Are and Where We’re Going” by Thilan Wijesekera, MD, MHS, Assistant Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, Director of Performance Improvement and Remediation
Learners and clinicians can struggle at any stage of the UME, GME, and CPD spectrum. This session will describe ways to identify struggling learners, understand potential resources, develop educational learning plans, and advance the conversation about performance improvement.
Thursday, March 28 – MEDG: “Culinary Medicine and the Future of Nutrition Education” by Nathan Wood, MD
The lack of nutrition education in medical school and residency is a structural contributor to diet-related disease in the patients we see in our practices. In this session, we will explore the culinary medicine approach—featuring a plant-forward diet—to teaching hands-on nutrition to both trainees and patients, with the goal being to improve health through evidence-based changes in dietary habits. We will discuss actionable steps that you can take to improve the health-promoting potential of your own dietary habits, illustrating how even small, simple changes can empower healthier living.
Visit the Center for Medical Education Website for details and dates for all YES! and Medical Education Discussion Group (MEDG) sessions.
To contact the Center for Medical Education, email centerformeded@yale.edu