<p>Second year medical student talks with Dr. Kevin Ching, medical education and simulation teaching expert. He helps us pull back the curtain and peek behind the one-way glass of simulation-based learning, an indispensable aspect of emergency medicine education. </p>



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<p>Check out Dr. Ching&#8217;s pediatric emergency medicine, simulation-based conference, BASE CAMP. </p>



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Episode 88: Portland Street Medicine

A healthy dose of emergency medicine ideas, information and inspiration for medical students