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Foundation News
The Macy Awards for Excellence in Social Mission: Your Opportunity to Celebrate Your Colleagues
My new patient sat in the clinic waiting room with a bandana covering his face, but when he turned, the…
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General Resources
The Importance of Having a Strong Social Mission
Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) was the first institution to receive the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation Award for Institutional Excellence…
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Scholars News
Call for Applications: 2018 Macy Faculty Scholars Program
We are pleased to invite applications for our eighth class of Macy Faculty Scholars. The Macy Faculty Scholars Program is…
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President’s Blog
A Message to First-Year Medical Students
Last month, Macy President Dr. George E. Thibault spoke at Maine Medical Center to welcome its new class of students.…
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Foundation News
Web Conference Recording: Achieving Competency-Based Time Variable Health Professions Education
Thank you to all who joined us on October 5 when we discussed recommendations from our new report, Achieving Competency-Based,…
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General Resources
Conference Summary: Achieving Competency-Based, Time-Variable Health Professions Education
In June 2017, the Macy Foundation hosted a conference which developed a set of recommendations for designing and implementing competency-based,…
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Foundation News
New Report: Achieving Competency-Based, Time-Variable Health Professions Education
Today, the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation issued a set of recommendations to guide health professions educators in moving away from…
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Scholars News
Macy’s 2015 Scholar Class Takes a Look Back
In 2015 we selected five Macy Faculty Scholars who undertook innovative projects at their home institutions to better prepare health…
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General Resources
Managing Implicit Bias for Better Health Outcomes
Cristina M. Gonzalez, MD, MEd, of Albert Einstein College of Medicine, discusses how implicit bias sometimes plays into medical decision-making…