
Laryngologist @UHcleENT | @PennMedicine MD | @UCSF_OHNS residency | @UCBerkeley MAEd | all things medical and surgical education, runner, foodie, toddler mom.
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Nina Zhao, MD, MAEd retweeted
Calling all future otolaryngologists! 🎉 Join us as we "spill the ENTea" on our fantastic ENT residency program. We’d love to see you there! 🌟 Scan the QR code to register for the July 22nd and August 19th sessions. 📅
#ENTResidency
Diving deep into the enigma of 'fit' in surgical residency selection! Our latest study in @JSurgEduc sheds light on how otolaryngology residency selection committees navigate this complex factor. Explore the insights here: tiny.cc/jpceyz #surgicaleducation #meded
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Nina Zhao, MD, MAEd retweeted
From the archives:
How do you write your Limitations section? This popular 2019 Eye Opener calls for authors to shift away from generic & irrelevant limitations, towards more meaningful, contextualized reflections on design decisions & their implications.
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Nina Zhao, MD, MAEd retweeted
Congratulations to the 2024 Trauma Research Scholarship recipient, Dr. James T. Ross, M.D., for his study titled “Investigating the Role of Cell-Free Hemoglobin in the Pathophysiology of Trauma.” @RossJamesT
#eastorg #medtwitter #surgtwitter
Thanks @JamesCurtisSLP for sharing an excellent summary of our newest article! A true team effort from @UCDavis_OTOHNS and @UCSF_OHNS. How can we improve #medslp and #ENT training in #VFSS #MBSS interpretation? #OpenAccess full text: doi.org/10.1002/lio2.1127
Are you a #medslp👨⚕️that use #MBS #VFSS to assess swallowing? How confident are you in identifying anatomic structures? In a recent study @ninazhao and colleagues, only 70% of clinicians could accurately identify the #vocalfolds in the lateral view 🤯 See below for more details!
Fun collab with friends from @MassGenBrigham @BrighamWomens @MassEyeAndEar @UCDavis_OTOHNS using #ItemResponseTheory to improve our patient reported outcome measures in #dysphagia and #swallowing. Love nerding out about measurement! 🤓 #PROs #PROMs onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Nina Zhao, MD, MAEd retweeted
We are thrilled to announce the next Surgical Education Research Webinar with @CarlaPughMDPhD ! Mark your calendars for May 16th at 5:00 PM Eastern
Essential considerations for those interested in #MedEd scholarship.
Friends: high-quality #MedEd research very seldom boils down to "we tweaked our course/curriculum, now we want to see if that tweaking "worked" using a pre/post survey design."
Answers to the question "did it work" usually don't generalize (or transfer) to very much at all. The more important questions tend to be: how did it work, for whom, and under what circumstances? And a solid theoretical framework will almost always improve the quality and usefulness of virtually any education research/scholarship.
I'm reviewing education grants on this beautiful Mother's Day, and it seems that Cook et al. (2008)'s conclusion may still apply lo this 15 years later... "Clarification studies are uncommon in... medical education. Studies with this purpose (i.e. studies asking: How and why does it work?) are needed to deepen our understanding and advance the art and science of medical education." ;-/
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Congrats to the newest @Triological fellows! Shout out to our dedicated chair, @NMaronian for her formal election to active fellowship. Thanks for all you today and everyday advancing the field of Otolaryngology!
#2023COSM #Boston @__COSM
Nina Zhao, MD, MAEd retweeted
It’s that time of year again!
Please help spread the word about this #AwayRotation scholarship for URiM students. #ENTSurgery #MedStudentTwitter @headmirror_com @TheAuricle_Oto @Inside_TheMatch
Published online just in time for @__COSM! Objective evidence that endoscopic CO2 laser leads to smaller residual pouches than stapling for treatment of Zenker’s diverticulum. Come visit my poster during @ABEAnow. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Fantastic initiative from @UCSFMSS and @UCSFSurgery to support parents and families during surgical training. We need more of this! 👏
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First @Surg_Education meeting in the books, capped off with a top podium presentation! Feeling invigorated by all the amazing talks and connecting with old and new @UCSFSurgery colleagues. Can’t wait for next year! #SEW2023
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More fun things about #SEW2023 … seeing old friends and meeting new. Here we’ve collected several of @PSullivanUCSF’s Master’s students in one place (quite a feat 😉)!
🔥Hot off the press! Excited to share this work from my Master’s thesis in @JSurgEduc. Here’s to improving assessment in surgery, one response at a time: authors.elsevier.com/a/1dwKQ…
Physicians must lead because we understand the core values of medicine. 2001 Bulletin of the @AmCollSurgeons bit.ly/1aXPOPQ
Poignant story about true #mentoring and #leadership from @CCLdotORG. I would love to impact a life like this. leadingeffectively.com/ray-t…
Why we need leaders in medicine. Thanks @kevinmd for the post! kevinmd.com/blog/2010/02/lea…























