IAMSE Web Seminar - Learning Together to Practice Collaboratively: Some Principles for IPE an IPC

Webcast Audio Seminar Series Interprofessional Education in the Health Sciences Please join us for the January 12th session:  Learning Together to Practice Collaboratively: Some Principles for IPE and IPC In this session our presenter, John Gilbert, will cover a little of the history of interprofessional education for patient centred collaborative practice. Then he will discuss some fundamental principles that need to be acknowledged and systematized if IPE/ICP are to realized on university and college campuses and across health care systems. For more information please to to: http://iamse.org/development/2012/was_2012_winter.htm

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Did you know? IAMSE Web Seminars

Did you know?  IAMSE Web Seminars Dear Colleagues The 2012 Winter Webcast Audio Seminar Series “Interprofessional Education in the Health Sciences” will begin on January 12, 2012. Did you know? that we have over 250 international participants per session? that an institutional registration will allow you to attend the sessions with a group of people in a conference room? that if the sessions are offered at an inconvenient time, you can always register and use our archives for re-broadcast at your convenience? that in January we will send you suggestions on how to create a small group learning opportunity immediately after the broadcast?  So now will you join us for our upcoming series? For more information as well as registration information, please go to: http://iamse.org/development/2012/was_2012_winter.htm

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IAMSE Office Has Moved! New Address & Telephone Number

The IAMSE Office has Moved! Please take a moment to update your address books as the IAMSE Office has moved! New Address: IAMSE c/o JulNet Solutions, LLC 3327B US Route 60 East Huntington, WV 25705 New Telephone: +1 (304) 522-1270

Election of New IAMSE Board Officers

Dear IAMSE Members:

I hope your holiday season is off to a good start. We are blessed at IAMSE to have a fine group of leaders who are willing to donate their time and energy to move our organization forward. After an open nominations process, our Board of Directors has elected new officers for two year terms, beginning January 2012. They all bring a wealth of experience as Board members and committee chairs. Please support our new leadership as they continue to help IAMSE’s fostering excellence to the teaching of sciences basic to the health professions.

I would like to thank the exiting Executive Committee for its exemplary leadership and vision during the past two years. In particular, I would like to thank Pat Finnerty, whose guidance as Past President has been invaluable, and to Kitty McMahon, who is retiring after a distinguished career as a medical educator next year. You will be missed, but we will look forward to benefiting from your wisdom and educational excellence in the future!

Please make sure to sign up for the upcoming Jan-Feb Webinar on Interprofessional Education, and plan to attend the annual meeting in beautiful Portland Oregon in June 23-26, 2012.

New IAMSE officers

President—Amy Wilson-Delfosse, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Ohio USA
Vice President—Bruce Newton, University of Arkansas, Little Rock Arkansas, USA
Secretary—John Szarek, The Commonwealth Medical College, Scranton PA, USA
Treasurer—Veronica Michaelsen, University of Virginia, Charlottesville VA, USA

Frazier Stevenson, M.D.
Associate Dean, Undergraduate Medical Education
University of South Florida College of Medicine
President, International Assn. of Medical Science Educators (IAMSE)

Input Needed from the Development Committee

Dear IAMSE Members,

Peter de Jong and Julie Tebo are the new co-chairs of the IAMSE Development committee. In addition to the success of the silent auction held at the IAMSE annual meetings, we are looking for additional suggestions for the committee to raise funds for matters like student scholarships to the annual meeting. Maybe you know interesting examples of fundraising ideas from your own institution. Please send any ideas you have to Julie (teboj@ccf.org) or Peter (p.g.m.de_jong@lumc.nl) by October 21 for consideration. Thank you for your input.