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A systematic review of visual thinking strategies in medical education

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By JOhn David, John David, Johns Hopkins
| TechTrends
Purpose Arts and humanities are increasingly recognized as integral to medical education, fostering empathy, observation, communication, and resilience. Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS), an arts-based pedagogy rooted in museum education and developmental psychology, has been applied in medical training for more than two decades.
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Newhouse, David: Rebuilding from the bottom up (Opinion)

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By Ben Newhouse Verified, JOhn David, John David, Callie Weston
| Charleston Gazette-Mail Verified
Our communities continue to suffer. We see the signs of this in the flooding, heated discussions on clean water, flock cameras, lack of funding for clothing vouchers and other issues. At the same time numerous factors are leading to the evaporation of resources, knowledge and expertise. Job readiness and skills for residents are essential if we are to stabilize and sustain families. Where will this come from? How will we know if we are making progress? The state of West Virginia’s demise is cyclical.
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Constructing change and bridging gaps from the bottom up

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By Ben Newhouse Verified, JOhn David, John David
| The Register-Herald Verified
Our communities continue to suffer. We see the signs of this in the flooding, heated discussions on clean water, flock cameras, lack of funding for clothing vouchers, and other issues. At the same time numerous factors are leading to the evaporation of resources, knowledge, and expertise. Job readiness and skills for residents are essential if we are to stabilize and sustain families. Where will this come from? How will we know if we are making progress?
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