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This learning module is a fun, yet progressively challenging way to learn how to use both your dominant and non-dominant hand for surgical procedures and, ultimately, learning how to excise masses and dissection.
All surgeons need to have excellent psychomotor skills and well above average ambidexterity. How do a good surgeon do this? Practice, practice, practice!!
The decision to attend medical school should not be taken lightly. However, once you've made that decision, please consider these 5 points.
What does it take to become an expert? How many hours to master a skill? Rather than giving it 10,000 hours, think of it as quality of practice vs. quantity of practice. In this article we look at Ericsson's theory to mastery of skills.
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By Zakiya M. Cush, Chairwoman, President and CEO, The Cush Center for Learning, Inc. & Founder, The Medical Pledge
People often ask me why I created my non-profit organization, The Cush Center for Learning,…
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I've had the kit for several months now and I feel like I have a greater appreciation for the product after four weeks on my surgical rotation. I had so much anxiety…
Sim*Bowel has arrived!!
In response to a number of requests from a variety of learners and practitioners, the creative folks at Sim*Vivo have a developed a new learning system that focuses on the skills…
How exciting is this? I was shocked that when I opened the box, the Sim-Vivo pad was much bigger than I previously imagined. Seeing the pictures floating around on social media were definitely fooling…
Medical bloggers! We have a blog! We are looking for people who already have our products or have received a complimentary product in the past to write reviews and blogs for us! You can make it as personal…
