See one, teach one, do one

Update: 2017-04-03

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In medicine, there’s a learning model for new surgeons known as “see one, do one, teach one” — it was started by William Stewart Halsted at Johns Hopkins in 1890. Before that, there was no formal training program for people cutting into other people in hospitals (scary, right?).

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See one, teach one, do one

Paul Jarvis

See one, teach one, do one