The IAMSE Conference Travel Awards support students or junior faculty to attend the IAMSE Annual Meeting. The amount of the 2019 Travel Awards will be $1,500, and are meant to cover expenses related to attendance at the IAMSE annual meeting in Roanoke, such as conference registration, lodging, and airfare. Any IAMSE member who will attend… Read more »
Winter 2019 – Series Theme: Learning Environment in Health Sciences Education January 10 – Overview & introduction of the Learning Environment – Larry Gruppen January 17 – The Learning Environment: An International Perspective – Sean Tackett January 24 – The Learning Environment During Residency – John Co January 31 – Learning Environment Panel featuring discussions… Read more »
[The following notes were generated by Mark Slivkoff.] IAMSE Webinar Series, Fall 2018 Speaker: Stanley J. Hamstra, PhD VP, Milestones Research and Evaluation Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) Title: Realizing the Promise of Big Data: Learning Analytics in Competency-Based Medical Education Series: Evolution and Revolution in Medical Education: Technology in the 21st Century… Read more »
[The following notes were generated by Mark Slivkoff.] IAMSE Webinar Series, Fall 2018 Speaker: Douglas Danforth, PhD The Ohio State University College of Medicine, Columbus, Ohio Title: Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality in Medical Education Series: Evolution and Revolution in Medical Education: Technology in the 21st Century The objectives of Dr. Danforth’s discussion included: Define… Read more »
[The following notes were generated by Mark Slivkoff.] IAMSE Webinar Series, Fall 2018 Speakers: Kirsten Brown, PhD, MA and Katherine Chretien, MD – The George Washington University, Washington, DC Title: Using Social Media as an Educational Tool Series: Evolution and Revolution in Medical Education: Technology in the 21st Century Brown and Chretien set out to… Read more »
[The following notes were generated by Mark Slivkoff.] IAMSE Webinar Series, Fall 2018 Speakers: Instructional Design Team of The University of New England including Christopher Malmberg, Olga LaPlante, Wendy DiBrigida, David Bass-Clark Title: The Role of Instructional Design in Health Science Course Development Series: Evolution and Revolution in Medical Education: Technology in the 21st Century… Read more »
[The following notes were generated by Mark Slivkoff.] In case you missed the first session in the Fall Webcast Audio Seminar Series last week, here is a quick recap! IAMSE Webinar Series, Fall 2018 Speaker: Jill Jemison of The University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine Title: They said “flip” and we said “How high”?… Read more »
In observance of the Labor Day holiday, the IAMSE Administrative offices will be closed on Monday, September 3. We will resume normal hours on Tuesday, Spetember 4.
Did you know that we archive each season of the Webcast Audio Seminar series? Reaching all the way back to Winter 2011, you can search the topics, speakers and presentations in our webcast series greatest hits collection. The Webcast Audio Seminar archives are located on our website under the Events tab as Web Seminars. Here, you will be… Read more »
In case you missed last week’s Webcast Audio Seminar (WAS) Session, here are the highlights of this session: Peer Support: Mitigating the Emotional Toll of Medical Errors Presenter: Jo Shapiro, MD, FACS April 5, 12 PM ET There is an abundance of research that makes the case for a peer support program for those who… Read more »
In case you missed last week’s Webcast Audio Seminar (WAS) Session, here are the highlights of this session: Project on the Good Physician: Using Life Stories to Study Medical Student Wellness Presenters: Tania M. Jenkins, PhD and John D. Yoon, MD March 29, 12 PM ET The Project on the Good Physician is a longitudinal… Read more »
In case you missed yesterday’s Webcast Audio Seminar (WAS) Session, here are the highlights of this session: Integrating Wellness & Nutrition: Lessons from University of Cincinnati Presenter: Sian Cotton, PhD March 22, 12 PM ET Objectives: Briefly review the crisis of chronic disease and minimal attention to lifestyle education in medical schools and healthcare provider… Read more »