Do You See What I See? Dr Renée Stalmeijer on Learning, Collaboration, and Healthcare Teams

KIPRIME Podcast

KIPRIME Podcast
Do You See What I See? Dr Renée Stalmeijer on Learning, Collaboration, and Healthcare Teams
Feb 09, 2026 Season 4 Episode 13
Alina Jenkins

Dr Renée Stalmeijer is Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Development and Research and the School of Health Professions Education at the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences of Maastricht University in the Netherlands. An educational scientist by training, Renée has been active in health professions education since 2005, combining the roles of researcher, educational quality manager, and teacher of research methodology. As of September 2025, she is the Programme Director of the Master of Health Professions Education.

Renée’s research focuses on how healthcare professionals learn to work together effectively, particularly by using the theoretical lenses of socio-cultural learning and workplace learning. 

In this episode of the KIPRIME podcast, Renée explores what it means to prepare learners for real-world collaboration, when and how people learn best in clinical settings, and why humility and community matter for the next generation of medical education researchers. 

Episode Artwork Do You See What I See? Dr Renée Stalmeijer on Learning, Collaboration, and Healthcare Teams 16:14 Episode Artwork Supporting How Students Learn: Professor Roghayeh Gandomkar on Regulation, Evaluation, and Quality Assurance 17:03 Episode Artwork Becoming a Doctor: Dr Yu-Che Chang on Professional Identity and Culture 20:08 Episode Artwork Digging Where You Stand: Matilda Liljedahl on Learning in the Clinical Workplace 14:54 Episode Artwork What Shapes a Doctor? Professor Hiroshi Nishigori on Culture and Professionalism 17:49 Episode Artwork Adapting Education Across Cultures: Dr Halah Ibrahim on Professionalism, Context and Global Medical Training 18:49 Episode Artwork Inside the Simulation: Rune Dall Jensen on Building Skills and Confidence in Surgery 20:45 Episode Artwork Why Practice Deviates: Dr Andrea Gingerich on Counter-Normative Behaviour in Medical Education 11:41 Episode Artwork Innovation and Wellbeing in Medical Education - an interview with Dr Mildred Lopez 24:46 Episode Artwork Virtual Patients and Deeper Learning: Samuel Edelbring on Education for Clinical Reasoning 16:23 Episode Artwork Seeing Differently: Dr Zareen Zaidi on Using Critical Lenses in Medical Education Research 15:23 Episode Artwork Challenging Ableism: Neera Jain on Disability, Inclusion, and Reimagining Medical Education 19:29 Episode Artwork Rethinking Feedback: Connecting Learners and Educators Through Simulation - An Interview with Dr Julián Varas Cohen 18:23 Episode Artwork The importance of feedback and reflection in medical education – an interview with Professor Diantha Soemantri 18:42 Episode Artwork Transforming feedback and promoting inclusion in education - an interview with Dr Joanna Tai 14:36 Episode Artwork From learning environments to learning in environments – an interview with Per J. Palmgren 22:42 Episode Artwork The importance of standardised patients units to maintain patient safety - an interview with Professor Mandana Shirazi 15:45 Episode Artwork From clinical reasoning to faculty development and sociocultural factors in medical education – an interview with Ardi Findyartini 25:49 Episode Artwork 21 years of improving medical education – an interview with Söeren Huwendiek 18:11 Episode Artwork Why research is the critical component for providing practical solutions to real-world problems – an interview with Satid Thammasitboon 18:36 Episode Artwork Using arts and humanities to innovate pedagogy - an interview with Professor Gabrielle Finn 23:44 Episode Artwork Breaking down assumptions in how we look at clinical reasoning – an interview with Dr Sandra Monteiro 20:44 Episode Artwork Understanding and improving clinical learning - approaching medical education research from problematic elements. An interview with Anders Sondén 15:45 Episode Artwork Addressing power dynamics and hierarchy in clinical training environments - an interview with Veena Singaram 25:59 Episode Artwork Studying patient-focused approaches to physician performance assessment – an interview with Dr Dan Schumacher 14:52