Tag: Reflexive Public Learning

Episode 103: Critique | Strengthening the Life-Ground Framework for CanMEDS 2026

Is Life-Grounding CanMEDS intellectually compelling but too conceptually dense for the people expected to implement it? This Critique examines three potential weaknesses in the framework: its steep theoretical entry point, its reliance on deliberation in the face of concentrated political and commercial power, and whether its structure sufficiently communicates the urgency of the CanMEDS 2026 opportunity. Read More

Episode 101: Deep Dive | Why Perfect Healthcare Metrics Can Hurt Patients

What happens when a healthcare system succeeds by every metric it measures while patients, clinicians, and communities become less healthy? This Deep Dive explores Life-Grounding CanMEDS and its diagnosis of operational contraction, institutional inversion, and the danger of mistaking throughput, efficiency, and fiscal performance for the purposes healthcare exists to serve. Read More