eLearning

Animations

I've designed and developed these animations to provide engaging and informative content for clinicians and healthcare professionals. These address a wide range of topics from nutrition myths to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) in clinical practice. Each animation leverages innovative tools and instructional design principles to enhance learning and improve patient care.

Nutrition Myths | MedAnimations

Context: Misinformation about nutrition can lead to unhealthy dietary choices and confusion among patients. Addressing common myths and misconceptions is crucial for promoting better health and well-being.

Challenges: Many patients and healthcare providers struggle to distinguish between nutrition facts and myths, which can affect dietary recommendations and overall health outcomes.

Solution: I created this "Nutrition Myths" animation for Stanford CME's YouTube channel as part of our weekly MedAnimations series. This animation debunks widespread misconceptions about calories, fats, carbs, and sugar substitutes, providing practical advice and real-life examples. The goal is to clarify the facts and empower patients with knowledge that promotes healthier dietary choices.

Tools used: Vyond, YouTube

Understanding Pediatric Eating Disorders | MedAnimations

Context: Pediatric eating disorders, such as Anorexia Nervosa and ARFID, present complex challenges that require early detection and tailored interventions to improve outcomes for affected children.

Challenges: Healthcare providers often face difficulties in identifying and treating pediatric eating disorders due to their complex nature, which can delay effective intervention and impact recovery.

Solution: I created this "Understanding Pediatric Eating Disorders" animation for Stanford CME's YouTube channel as part of our weekly MedAnimations series. This animation provides key insights into identifying and treating conditions like Anorexia Nervosa and ARFID, emphasizing the importance of early detection and tailored interventions. The goal is to enhance healthcare providers' skills and empower every child to thrive in their recovery journey.

Tools used: Vyond, YouTube

Unpacking 'Teaming' in Healthcare | MedAnimations

Context: Effective teamwork in healthcare is essential for creating a thriving work culture and improving patient care. Psychological safety within teams plays a critical role in achieving these outcomes.

Challenges: Many healthcare teams struggle with building connections, embracing new ideas, and empowering all members, which can hinder team performance and patient care quality.

Solution: I created this "Unpacking 'Teaming' in Healthcare" animation for Stanford CME's YouTube channel as part of our weekly MedAnimations series. This animation highlights the importance of psychological safety in healthcare teams, exploring how building connections, embracing new ideas, and empowering everyone can lead to a thriving work culture and improved patient care. It also encourages viewers to learn more by listening to Episode 81 of Stanford Medcast.

Tools used: Vyond, YouTube

Sleep and Its Impact on Mental Health | MedAnimations

Context: The relationship between sleep and mental health is crucial, as insufficient sleep can significantly affect cognitive functions, emotional resilience, and overall mental well-being.

Challenges: Many individuals struggle with achieving sufficient restorative sleep, leading to negative impacts on their mental health and daily functioning.

Solution: I created this "Sleep and Its Impact on Mental Health" animation for Stanford CME's YouTube channel as part of our weekly MedAnimations series. This animation explores the connection between sleep and mental health, highlighting how insufficient sleep affects cognitive functions and emotional resilience. It provides practical advice and insights to improve sleep quality and prioritize mental health, emphasizing the importance of restorative sleep for overall well-being.

Tools used: Vyond, YouTube

Improve Your Clinical Practice with Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

Context: Integrating Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) principles into clinical practice is essential for creating inclusive environments and addressing unconscious bias in healthcare.

Challenges: Clinicians often face difficulties in accessing comprehensive JEDI educational resources that fit their busy schedules, impacting their ability to implement these principles effectively in their practice.

Solution: I created this "Improve Your Clinical Practice with Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion" animation to highlight Stanford Medicine's diverse JEDI educational programs, offering CME-accredited courses in various formats, including live webinars, in-person events, interactive modules, and on-demand webinars. It provides insights into creating inclusive environments, addressing unconscious bias, promoting restorative justice, and enhancing clinical competencies. The animation is designed to engage busy clinicians and encourage them to expand their JEDI knowledge and skills for a transformative clinical practice.

Tools used: Vyond, YouTube

Webinars and Videos

In my role as a virtual webinar producer, I am responsible for the seamless execution and transformation of webinars (and select in-person events) into on-demand videos. My responsibilities include creating and managing Zoom webinars and registrations, technical troubleshooting, running green room sessions, managing the Q&A and chat, cueing panelists and moderators, and transforming recordings into on-demand versions. Below, you will find a selection of webinar recordings that I have managed and converted into engaging on-demand videos, enhancing accessibility and continuing education for healthcare professionals.