Check out this 1-page primer which presents the 5 most commonly used #qualitative methodologies and #research designs in #HealthProfessions education: ow.ly/1Jcm50ULiqE. #MedEd #ResourceOfTheWeek

🚨 New #ResourceOfTheWeek! This great toolkit by Asia Pacific Network of Environmental Defenders (@apned_ ) offers key tools on risk assessment & protection planning for environmental rights defenders. 👇Check it out & share it widely: bit.ly/APNED-EHRDToolkit

This 1-page resource, the last in a series of 3, describes 1 more evaluation design and explains its advantages and challenges: ow.ly/vmTK50UGfPq. See our last 2 #ResourceOfTheWeek posts for the other resources in this series! #MedEd #ProgramEvaluation

This 1-page resource, the second in a series of 3, describes 2 additional evaluation designs, including their advantages and challenges: ow.ly/URmO50UBpsW. Check back next Monday for the last resource in this series! #MedEd #ResourceOfTheWeek #ProgramEvaluation

Coping mechanisms are necessary when reporting on gun violence. @Pressfreedom (CPJ) has developed the guide “Psychosocial Safety - Covering Gun Violence in Your Community” for journalists reporting on traumatic events to address physical, psychological, and emotional risks ➡️bit.ly/PsychosocialSafety The guide offers safety tips and mental health resources, building resilience for both reporters and newsroom teams handling difficult stories. #ResourceOfTheWeek

📚 Resource of the Week: Ferocious Fielder 📚 Looking for free ways to keep kids active this winter? 🏏 The Ferocious Fielder session helps kids develop throwing, catching, and teamwork skills! 🙌 ✨ Access it here: bit.ly/4gBGdlc #ResourceOfTheWeek

This 1-page resource, the first in a series of 3, describes 3 common #ProgramEvaluation designs and their benefits and drawbacks: ow.ly/wXs950Uy1wY. Check back next Monday for the second resource in this series! #MedEd #ResourceOfTheWeek

Check out this 1-page resource about #coaching in #MedEd: ow.ly/9tCA50Us94W. #ResourceOfTheWeek @ndeiorio

This 1-page resource covers considerations for case study #research in #HealthProfessions education: ow.ly/rfeS50Us8Zl. #MedEd #ResourceOfTheWeek

Planning to design a survey? Check out this 1-page primer, which explains how to avoid 4 pitfalls in the visual design and layout of survey and offers solutions to them: ow.ly/ZFI150UohOT. #MedEd #SurveyDesign #ResourceOfTheWeek @mededdoc

Did you know we have a blog post series with tips and suggestions, from the literature, longtime authors, editorial board members, and editorial staff, for how to address #reviewer comments? Check it out here: ow.ly/x5M150UoHLq. #MedEd #PeerReview #ResourceOfTheWeek

Reviewing an article or scholarly perspective for us? Or writing one that you want to submit to us? Check out our publication criteria for these article types: ow.ly/lFv250Ublls. #MedEd #ResourceOfTheWeek

The "Podcast Guide" by @Forus_Int is a go-to resource for creating quality podcasts. In this guide you will find tips on the technical side of things but also on ethical storytelling and participatory approaches to podcasting. ➡️ bit.ly/ForusPodcastGuide The guide will help you think about whose stories you're sharing — and why. Dive in to discover how to bring meaningful voices to the forefront and make your podcast truly stand out! #ResourceOfTheWeek

Did you know we have a series of blog posts with tips and suggestions, from the literature, longtime authors, editorial board members, and editorial staff, for how to address #reviewer comments? Check it out here: ow.ly/Qnb150Ua5h0. #MedEd #PeerReview #ResourceOfTheWeek

Looking for ways to share your story? The @350 “Storytelling Toolkit” (available in 9 languages) helps defenders create powerful stories on climate and human rights action. ➡️ bit.ly/350StorytellingKit The guide takes you through the crafting of personal and community stories using an assortment of creative tools, with a focus on ethical and impactful storytelling that inspires others to engage. #ResourceOfTheWeek

Check out this collection of articles that was curated with the intent of helping readers engage in necessary conversations about #race and to inform strategies to eliminate structural #racism in their institutions: ow.ly/I4Jt50U5BWE. #MedEd #ResourceOfTheWeek

Are you searching for a technical guide for your digital security desk? “Tech Care” by @DigiDefenders is a step-by-step guide to setting up digital security support for civil society. ➡️ bit.ly/TechCareGuide Consisting of 4 chapters, the guide provides simple instructions on workflows and procedures to help smaller CSOs and #grassroots groups establish effective digital safety desks tailored to their communities' needs. #ResourceOfTheWeek

Do you work with at-risk activists? This guide by @openbriefings offers guidance on how to provide Psychological First Aid to activists & presents a set of self-care strategies to cope with traumatic events. ➡️ bit.ly/OpenBriefingPFA #ResourceOfTheWeek

Check out this 1-page guide describing 2 categories of #Reflexivity for #MedEd researchers conducting qualitative #Research: ow.ly/qJvz50TRGUg. #ResourceOfTheWeek

Take a look at the online learning course “The Narrative Change Ecosystem” by @N_Map on narrative change and strategic storytelling as an advocacy tool ➡️ bit.ly/NMAPNarrativeChange It consists of two interactive modules guiding you through the principles of narrative change, how these principles operate and how to apply them in the context of your advocacy work. #ResourceOfTheWeek