Industrial & organizational psychologist, trying to positively transform assessment systems and help us be positively transformed by them. #MedEd #assessment
Kansas City, MO
Joined November 2013
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Matt Lineberry retweeted
@RC_SimSummit kicks off day 2 with a stimulating conversation on thinking differently about simulation based assessments. What are we trying to measure and what are we trying to achieve? How do we honor and sample diverse voices?
Matt Lineberry retweeted
Tomorrow @TestTransformed (Dr. Matt Lineberry) and I, with help from @rbrydges, talk about "thinking "differently about simulation-based assessment" at the @Royal_College @RC_SimSummit virtual conference. Join us if you can! simsummit.royalcollege.ca/
#MedEd research friends: here's a killer #BlastFromThePast!
I adore their insights on "change concepts" in longitudinal survey research - and despair how little this thinking gets applied after *45* years.
DM for the PDF!
@mededdoc @sherbino @TChanMD
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The key takeaway for me here is, when comparing survey results across groups or across time, "a unitary concept of change is inappropriate and may be seriously misleading."
@jbfromks @kristaeckels
If you wanted a slick video about how learners and educators misunderstand #LearningStyles, @veritasium has a slick video for you hot off the press!
#MedEd
youtube.com/watch?v=rhgwIhB5…
@TChanMD @sherbino @mededdoc @mpusic
Spam is getting so much better.
After all, I wasn't sure I was okay before, but now thanks to spam, I know it is all going to be alright. 😉
Thanks so much for the awesome surprise P&T gift, @DougGirod, @KUEVC_Simari, and all!
This goes perfectly with the terrific Jayhawk kicks I got myself to celebrate!
@KUMedCenter @UnivOfKansas
We can do killer #MedEd #dataviz in good old #Excel.
@kristaeckels and I built this for Central Line training. Educators pick what to highlight: did post-test hit the goal? Any weird pre-post *drops*? Etc.
Normal human-speak observations they'd consider significant auto-appear.
Twitter friends, I need your help!
I work with a magnificent Ph.D. student who needs to interview just a couple of nurses who serve on a Code Blue team for her #qualitative research seminar. Do you know a person she could reach out to? #MedEd
Matt Lineberry retweeted
It's official->our @GWSMHS Office of Evaluation is looking to hire a highly skilled & motivated team player to join our group as a data analyst. See below for more details on this full-time position, as well as info on how to apply #MedEd #AcademicTwitter
gwu.jobs/postings/81012
Matt Lineberry retweeted
What are we reading in our #HMIAssessment Journal Club #4 today?
Reed, McNicholas, Woodcock, Issen, & Bell in @BMJ_Qual_Saf: bit.ly/30RVYQB
Chand in @JournalofGME: bit.ly/3ddWIoa
@afornari1 @TestTransformed @HollyGoodMD @docramiro
#MedTwitter #MedEd #HPE
Matt Lineberry retweeted
This week we will share #HMICommunity blog posts written by #HMIAssessment faculty or scholars!
Today we spotlight Louis Pangaro!
“Behind the Curtain: How the #RIME Framework was born”
#MedTwitter #MedEd #HPE @TestTransformed @chachifung @AgostoSarimar
bit.ly/2PALs8G
Matt Lineberry retweeted
This week we offer new #MedEdPearls by @2LindaMLove!
She offers "10 Habits for Career Success in Health Professions Education!"
@thorsley_handle @laurenjgermain @samara_ginzburg @mgrichanik @boedudley @TestTransformed
#MedEd #MedTwitter #ICRE2020
bit.ly/2FD2vay
Matt Lineberry retweeted
Thank you for tweeting about our virtual Oct 2020 #HMIAssessment @harvardmed_cme course!
We have amazing faculty including @TCBobcat @JLDBoston @afornari1 @mgrichanik @ALeichtner @TestTransformed @Brent_Thoma @aretzt!
A few seats remain!
Info here: bit.ly/1HCWqoi
The problematic anti-affirmative action JAHA paper that's blowing up on #MedTwitter makes me ask, what's going well and not so well in scientific publishing and discourse?
#1: Twitter is facilitating conversation/debate. That's awesome, and we need more of it.
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Thanks to @CodyGathersMD I just spent the last hour + reading an anti- affirmative action article (that was written by an Asian male doctor) and published in the Journal of the American Heart Association... his premise was:
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#3: It's conjecture, but I am very skeptical that this got a proper peer review. Clinical journals publishing #MedEd papers, #MedHistory, etc. can broaden minds - but must recognize, your usual "bench" of reviewers and editors probably won't know how to evaluate those.
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