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Alicia DiGiammarino specializes in health professions education innovation and research.

Transform feedback into growth with the ARISE model

Alicia DiGiammarino
Medical Education
January 11, 2025

I am going to ask you to do something, and I hope you’ll play along. Think back on your week. Did anyone tell you that you did something well or that you could tweak the way you did something just a bit? Did anyone pull you aside to say they would have communicated that diagnosis or performed an exam maneuver differently? I hope that you said “yes.” Good medicine depends …

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Transform feedback into growth with the ARISE model

Try this new technique when talking to vaccine skeptics

Alicia DiGiammarino
Conditions and Diseases
August 7, 2021

“Trust and confidence in any product — and here the vaccine is the product — starts with confidence in the process and safety.”
-Payam N., Vaccine Outreach Supervisor

While training over 1,800 vaccine outreach workers enrolled in the California Virtual Training Academy’s Vaccine Communications Training, the UCSF Center for Excellence in Primary Care developed a practical guide for engaging people who are skeptical of the COVID-19 vaccine in meaningful …

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Try this new technique when talking to vaccine skeptics

How to make COVID-19 contact tracing work

Alicia DiGiammarino
Conditions and Diseases
June 10, 2020

Imagine answering a call from an unknown number. A stranger announces you may have been exposed to coronavirus; you may or may not get seriously ill, and either way, you have to isolate yourself for two weeks while everyone else carries on. What goes through your mind? Are you scared? Who will take care of the kids? Will your boss give you sick leave if you feel healthy? Wouldn’t it …

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How to make COVID-19 contact tracing work

The donors were our first patients

Alicia DiGiammarino
Medical Education
June 9, 2016

I handed her the humungous gardening shears and watched as she snapped through each rib providing access to the silent heart of our cadaver. Abruptly, the fire alarm rang out cutting short the most physically taxing day of our yearlong anatomy lab course. Once we had evacuated, firemen streamed into the building, and I wondered if my lab-mates were also thinking about the horrific scene these men would encounter as …

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