critical thinking | Akbar Soltani | TEDxUniversityofTehran
how to think critically and make smarter decisions.
Professor of
Endocrinology at
Shariati Hospital,
Tehran /
Director of the
Center for
Evidence-Based
Medicine (EBM),
Tehran /
Leading educator
in Critical Thinking
and EvidenceBased Practice in
Iranian medical
education /
Author of
numerous peerreviewed
publications with
over 5,000
citations Dr. Akbar Soltani is an experienced endocrinologist with extensive clinical and research background in medicine. He has devoted significant study to the field of critical thinking and is recognized as a leading figure in this area. His core idea revolves around the vital role of critical thinking in professional and personal development. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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