LUNCH INVITATION – AMEE 2009, Malaga Spain
The IAMSE Board of Directors welcomes and invites all medical science educators for a networking lunch with colleagues from all over the world.
When: Tuesday, September 1
Time: 12:45 – 14:15
Where: Restaurant Pavilion 2
The International Association of Medical Science Educators (IAMSE) is based on the guiding principle that all who teach the sciences fundamental to medical practice should have access to the most current information and skills needed to excel as educators. Through IAMSE, medical science educators from over 40 countries have a rich network of information and mutual support, and belong to an organization dedicated to their professional development.
The IAMSE lunch directly follows the symposium 7C: ‘Teaching Basic Science to Students and Residents’ in Conference Room 2.1. This symposium is organized and presented by IAMSE-members.
For more information regarding IAMSE, please visit our booth during the Exhibit hours or visit us online at www.iamse.org
See you in Malaga!
Monday, August 24, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
If I Had a Clean Slate ... New Medical School Curricula
Fall 2009 IAMSE Web Seminar Series:
We read the journals and listen to the seminars about exciting new paths for medical education in the 21st century, and then face the reality of time, money, space and intransigence. What would I do if I had a clean slate?
This seminar series will provide an overview of contemporary possibilities and then focus on some of the ways five new medical schools from around the world faced the opportunities and challenges of developing their curricula. They incorporated the latest approaches in simulation and virtual-patient teaching, integrative learning, early and continued patient contact, and even restructured the way faculty are appointed to departments! Each medical school has its own approaches and limitations, yet there are common goals from which we can all learn. This webcast series will highlight new educational approaches in medical education and practical experiences for their implementation. All Sessions are 1 hour in length and start at 1:00 pm Eastern
Sept. 17 Introduction: Educating the Physician of the 21st Century: Providing the Slate for Medical Schools to Write On
Oct. 1 Red Hot Chili Pepper - Clinical and Basic Science Integration at Paul L. Foster School of Medicine
Oct. 8 A Distributed Community Instructional Model of Medical Education
Oct. 15 Medicine in a Virtual World - Using Simulation Technology to Enhance the Curriculum
Oct. 22 The Commonwealth Medical College, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Oct. 29 Team-based Learning: from 0 - 60+ in 18 months
For additional information and registration:
http://iamse.org/development/2009/was_2009_fall.htm
We read the journals and listen to the seminars about exciting new paths for medical education in the 21st century, and then face the reality of time, money, space and intransigence. What would I do if I had a clean slate?
This seminar series will provide an overview of contemporary possibilities and then focus on some of the ways five new medical schools from around the world faced the opportunities and challenges of developing their curricula. They incorporated the latest approaches in simulation and virtual-patient teaching, integrative learning, early and continued patient contact, and even restructured the way faculty are appointed to departments! Each medical school has its own approaches and limitations, yet there are common goals from which we can all learn. This webcast series will highlight new educational approaches in medical education and practical experiences for their implementation. All Sessions are 1 hour in length and start at 1:00 pm Eastern
Sept. 17 Introduction: Educating the Physician of the 21st Century: Providing the Slate for Medical Schools to Write On
Oct. 1 Red Hot Chili Pepper - Clinical and Basic Science Integration at Paul L. Foster School of Medicine
Oct. 8 A Distributed Community Instructional Model of Medical Education
Oct. 15 Medicine in a Virtual World - Using Simulation Technology to Enhance the Curriculum
Oct. 22 The Commonwealth Medical College, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Oct. 29 Team-based Learning: from 0 - 60+ in 18 months
For additional information and registration:
http://iamse.org/development/2009/was_2009_fall.htm
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