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Just in Time Teaching (Jitt) Infographics Teaching Tools: An App That Supports Technologically Assisted Faculty Development for Trainees and Faculty

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The document describes the <strong>Just in Time Teaching (JiTT) Infographics Teaching App</strong>, a <strong>free, open-access medical education (FOAMED)</strong> resource designed to support <strong>faculty development, clinical teachers, and trainees</strong>. It addresses the need for <strong>accessible, evidence-based, asynchronous educational tools</strong> in busy and geographically dispersed clinical learning environments, where many faculty may have limited formal training in teaching.

The app is available on the <strong>Apple Store and Google Play</strong> and includes <strong>mobile-accessible JiTT infographics</strong> covering a wide range of topics. These are organized into <strong>20 categories</strong> and include approximately <strong>140–145 JiTTs</strong>, spanning <strong>foundational, clinical, and non-clinical topics</strong> such as teaching, feedback, well-being, social justice, professionalism, ethics, quality improvement, research, and specialty-specific areas like pediatrics, OB/GYN, neurology, internal medicine, family medicine, emergency medicine, surgery, psychiatry, and more.

Key features of the app include:
- <strong>Evidence-based content</strong>
- <strong>Accredited continuing education (CE) units</strong>
- <strong>Review questions</strong>
- <strong>Ability to save favorites</strong>
- <strong>Live analytics</strong> to monitor use and outcomes

Reported usage data from <strong>January 1, 2021 to January 1, 2022</strong> showed <strong>15,624 JiTTs opened</strong>, <strong>3,028 users</strong>, users from <strong>191 countries</strong>, and an average of <strong>3.31 JiTTs opened per session</strong>. The overall conclusion is that the JiTT Infographics App is a scalable, technology-supported faculty development tool that expands access to practical medical education resources.

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Rebecca Dougherty

Meta Tag

Author List Alice Fornari, Kelly Conlon, Rebecca Dougherty

Category Innovations

Concept JiTT Infographics App

Concept FOAMED

Concept Just-in-Time Learning

Concept Clinical Education

Concept Faculty Development

Distinguished Non-Finalist

Presenter Organization Zucker School of Medicine

Presenting Author Rebecca Dougherty

Track Technology in Hospital Medicine

Keywords

Just in Time Teaching

JiTT Infographics App

medical education

faculty development

FOAMED

asynchronous learning

evidence-based content

mobile app

clinical teaching

continuing education

JiTT Infographics App

FOAMED

Just-in-Time Learning

Clinical Education

Faculty Development