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Welcome to Faculty Feed - a podcast for health professions faculty from the Health Sciences Center Office of Professional & Educational Development at the University of Louisville. This podcast exists to engage, equip, and inspire health professions faculty to be learner-focused and to excel in teaching and academic leadership. If you want to up your game as a professional educator or to enhance your leadership skills in the academic setting, Faculty Feed is the place to be.
Unknown Host hosts Faculty Feed, a education show with 160 episodes published.
In this episode of Faculty Feed , Dr. Russ Farmer sits down with Jarrod Young, Executive Director of Academic Simulation at the University of Louisville, to explore how simulation-based education is transforming healthca
Dr. Staci Saner and Dr. Ashley Shelton sit down with Dr. Samantha Morris to explore the critical role of trauma-informed care in education—especially within healthcare and adult learning environments. They explore how tr
What if palliative care isn’t just about end-of-life—but about living better, longer? In this episode featuring Dr. Ashley Iles, we break down what palliative care really means, howit differs from hospice, and why it sho
What does effective leadership look like in academic nursingtoday? In this episode of Faculty Feed , Amanda Jo LeBlanc,PhD, Professor, Associate Dean of Research in the School of Nursing explores the dynamic intersection
Dr. Beth Case—Senior Manager for Accessibility andMultimedia Development at UofL’s Delphi Center—demystifies the newest ADA TitleII regulations and what they really mean for digital content in highereducation. Beth share
In this episode Dr. Staci Saner, Dr. Ashley Shelton and Dr. Laura Weingartner from the Office of Professional & Educational Development discuss the concept of psychological safety and its essential role in learning, lead
In this episode of Faculty Feed , we’re joined by Dr. Ashley Shelton, Senior Instructional Designer for Continuing Education at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, and Hannah Turner, a third-year UofL medica
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Forrest Arnold and Dr.Russ Farmer to explore how the LIAM Program at UofL transforms mid-career faculty into impactful, compassionate leaders. They share how LIAM shaped their career
In this episode, Dr. Whitney Nash, Dean and Professor at theUniversity of Louisville School of Nursing, discusses the growing role of interprofessional education and simulation in healthcare training. The conversation ex
This conversation explores the importance of interprofessional care in sports medicine, highlighting the collaborative efforts between healthcare providers and student athletes. Dr. Jen Daley and student athlete, Tague D
Dr. Andreas Stamatis and Dr. Spencer Cavan explore the concepts of mental toughness and employee engagement, focusing on their definitions, applications, and the research conducted at UofL Health. The discussion highligh
Multiple choice questions (MCQs) are everywhere ineducation—but are we really using them to their full potential? In this conversation, we unpack what makes MCQs powerful assessment tools (and what makes them fall flat).
In this episode featuring Dr. Russ Farmer, the conversation centers on the value of narrative feedback in medical education as a more effective alternative to traditional numeric evaluations. Dr. Farmer discusses the dis
Start with the end in mind—every great journey, recipe, or presentation begins by knowing where you're headed. Whether you're planning a road trip or designing a medical curriculum, defining your desired outcome is key.
We are re-airing this episode from 2024. Listen in as Dr. BillCrump, Associate Dean for UofL’s principal satellite campus in Madisonville, describes how the unique longitudinal association with learners allows the facult
We are re-airing this episode from 2023. If you have struggled with the chore of writing learning objectives for a presentation, a course, a workshop, this episode is the answer for you to lift the veil of mystery and re
We are re-airing this episode from 2023. Is our healthcare systemaccessible for people with disabilities or just compliant? This week we talkwith Dr. Priya Chandan, MD, MPH, who is Vice President of Healthcare Qualityand
We are sharing this popular episode from last fall with Dr. Martin Huecker. Discover thetransformative power of stress in this enlightening episode featuring Dr.Martin Huecker from the University of Louisville’s Departme
Dr. Ashley Shelton,Senior Instructional Designer, discusses the concept of "AI and theillusion of fluency" in education, especially in medical and adultlearning contexts. She explains how fluency—defined by accuracy, spe
Dr. Michelle Rodems, Assistant Dean for Student Success at the University of Louisville Graduate School, discusses the importance of effective, intentional mentoring in graduate education. She highlights how mentoring—wh
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