Here’s two short videos giving an overview of upper and lower GI bleeds.

I start every video with “Now let’s talk about…” Pretty annoying. I need a catch phrase.

The fine folks at Rosalind Franklin University invited me to speak on the Flipped Classroom and the use of technology. You can flip through the slides below or the handout here. You can also download them as a PPTX or PDF file if you’d like. I made some changes from the Rush talk.

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On September 30, 2015, I’ll be giving a workshop on How to Flip Your Classroom. The time allotted is only an hour-and-a-half, so I thought I’d offload some of the didactics here to the web. This gives us more time to use during the workshop to actually apply the concepts to your projects. Continue reading “RMC Workshop on Flipping the Classroom” →

Part of the “There’s an App For That” talk Rakesh and I have given at CORD has included software recommendations. People requested demonstrations of how to use the software. So here’s the first one, 1password for iPhone (also available for iPad, Mac, PC and Android).