Abstract

Growing a Specialty-Specific Community of Practice in Education Scholarship.

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  • Emergency medicine (EM) educators have many masters

  • The Council of EM Residency Directors (CORD), Clerkship Directors of EM (CDEM) and the Society of Academic EM (SAEM) have all contributed to nascent progress in this regard

  • SAEM/CDEM and CORD have offered presentations and abstracts related to education scholarship at the annual CORD Academic Assembly and SAEM meetings

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Introduction

Emergency medicine (EM) educators have many masters. These include our hospital administrations who expect efficient patient care reflecting the priorities of safety and quality,[1,2] the accreditation council for graduate medical education which has introduced a new competency-based standard by which our learners must be educated[3,4] and last but not least, our learners that are using new educational modalities based on expanding digital platforms.[5]. Growing a Specialty-Specific Community of Practice in Education Scholarship Success in our mission as educators is dependent upon coming together as a community of practice driven by scholarship that provides rigorous, high-impact studies that guide our educational practices.

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