Teaching in the "New Normal": Using an Evidence-Based Process to Determine Should It Stay or Should It Go (SISoSIG)

After pivoting to emergency remote instruction due to the COVID-19 pandemic, medical educators have added new techniques to their toolbox. As we welcome a "new normal," we may be able to teach even more effectively than we did before by adapting some of these techniques. This paper provides an evidence-based decision-making process for faculty to consider what should stay and what should go as they revise and enhance instruction from one semester to another. The SISoSIG process provides opportunities to reflect on lessons learned and discuss how to build on that learning to become even more effective practitioners.