Archive - Simon Liebling

Making Conference Participatory

Participatory case conferences are more memorable and more fun, but eliciting genuine participation is harder than it seems.

Apr 25 •

Simon Liebling, MD

Teaching for Retention

Case conference content too often goes in one ear and out the other. We need new strategies to make sure that residents retain what they're learning.

Apr 20 •

Simon Liebling, MD

The Jewish Doctors of Medieval Italy

How a small Italian city welcomed persecuted Jewish families in a search for doctors and wound up establishing one of Italy's most enduring Jewish…

Apr 17 •

Simon Liebling, MD

Towards a Better Case Conference

Residency conferences are struggling with low attendance and poor retention as an evidence-based profession teaches with evidence-defiant methods

Apr 14 •

Simon Liebling, MD

Orienting New Medical Students

An approach to welcoming medical students to their first day of a new clinical rotation

Apr 13 •

Simon Liebling, MD

Reflecting on five years of COVID, medical memory, and The Pitt

Apr 10 •

Simon Liebling, MD

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