Jagan Mohan R., MD

@qctr

Rural Physician, Medical Educator, Medical Informaticist. Interests: Health Informatics, Clinical Research, Edtech in Health Profs & Medical Education.

Pondicherry, India

Joined August 2009

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Jagan Mohan R., MD
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Apr 26
I propose the The Racism Asymmetry Law: "The amount of energy needed to refute racist misinformation is an order of magnitude larger than is needed to produce it." Core Tenets The Effort Gap: It takes mere seconds to invoke a stereotype or deny a group’s historical
Stephen Spencer
@sspencer_63
Apr 25
1500 Indian soldiers died at Gallipoli alongside the 10-11,000 Australians and New Zealanders. As did 10,000 French, and 29,500 British and Irish troops. If you weren't a racist triggered by the sight of a Sikh man in uniform you'd know this.
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WakeUpBeforeItsTooLate
@ARLisOverTheBS
Apr 24
The Adelaide dawn service, I am lost for words.
Jagan Mohan R., MD
@qctr
Oct 11
Campbell’s Law and Deliverology: Why Targets in Education Often Distort the Thing They Measure In education reform, two ideas frequently collide: the accreditation and ranking milieu push to set clear targets and rigorously track them, and a longstanding social-science warning
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Jagan Mohan R., MD
@qctr
Oct 10
I also attended a course at Harvard Medical School. And a MIT-Harvard bootcamp. You won't catch me using those as some sort of academic halo because my peers know the value of such 'executive courses' well. Anybody who uses the 'Harvard' label is always laughed at.
Simran
@simransurii
Oct 9
Mr. Vembu, I came back after my Harvard programme wanting to build in India. I still do. But my experience has shaken my faith in the system. I’m working in AI and healthcare. Even getting clarity on the regulatory pathway for a clinical validation study has been a struggle. In
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Sridhar Vembu
@svembu
Oct 9
Indians have made a major contribution to America's technological prowess. Yet, a big part of America no longer wants us. Indians who are on a visa in the US face the painful prospect of uprooting the life you have built with hard work. Let this be the birth pains of a bold
Jagan Mohan R., MD
@qctr
Sep 27
Hmm.. This is interesting. Nice work, 12 Axis.
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Jagan Mohan R., MD
@qctr
Sep 27
Actually, combining multiple of the siloed columns creates competencies. Recall x, y and z and devise a plan, monitor and evaluate the outcomes and refine the plan till you can recognise and demonstrate that the outcomes have been achieved. Instead of just words from the
Carl Hendrick
@C_Hendrick
Sep 27
It's difficult to overestimate how damaging this view of teaching and learning has been for so many kids. Virtually every teacher trained over the last 50 years was taught that knowing stuff is the least important part of thinking. This image taken from Utica University's