
(Part 2) Rethinking Assessment of Clinical Competence in the Age of AI
Clinical Learning, Reimagined - the Podcast
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Why did it take so long for medical education to prioritize direct observation of patient care? In Part 2, host Leslie Fall, MD continues her conversation with Eric Holmboe, MD, CEO of Intealth, on the history of clinical assessment, what 25 years of competency-based education has achieved, and what programs still need to do with the data they collect. Dr. Holmboe shares practical ideas for flexibility in training, the promise of mastery-based learning, and how AI may reshape competence, closing with what he would do differently: co-produce the work with learners, patients, and other professions. If you missed it, make sure to go back and listen to part 1.
Full show notes can be found here: https://aquifer.org/hubfs/CLR%20Show%20Notes%20-%20Eric%20Holmboe%20Part%202.pdf
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