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it's not just about communication in a unidirectional way- it's also active listening and making sure that your patients feel listened to.

Eric,M.D. Fleegler replied on

Within the MGH EM, research mentorship is vital to translating scientific discoveries into clinical practice. In a high-tempo environment where clinical demands are immense, dedicated research mentorship bridges the gap between bedside insights and rigorous scientific inquiry. By providing junior faculty, fellows, and residents with structural guidance in grant writing, multi-omics and quantitative analysis, and multidisciplinary collaboration, senior leaders cultivate a resilient generation of clinician-investigators equipped to secure funding, lead high-impact trials, and shape the future of academic emergency medicine.

Zhaozhong Zhu replied on

 It was fantastic. I feel more confident in care for burn patients and now know that debridement in the ED is indicated more frequently thann I thought.

Kelly Long replied on

Thanks for a great burn lecture! This was super helpful now that we don't have access to Burn at BWH. Will absolutely be applying what I learned from this lecture to everyday ED care. 

Morgan Walker replied on

Thank you, this was a great talk about sepsis criteria and care. 

Grace Mahowald replied on