PROCEEDINGS

7th Annual Meeting
of the
International Association of Medical Science Educators

Hosted and Joint-Sponsored by the Georgetown University School of Medicine
July 19-22, 2003                          Washington, DC United States


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SATURDAY July 19, 2003
OPENING CEREMONY

Dr. Roger Koment, Executive Director of IAMSE
Dr. Giulia Bonaminio, President of IAMSE
Dr. Daniel Sedmak, Executive Vice President/Executive Dean Georgetown University School of Medicine


  

 
 
SUNDAY July 20, 2002
CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
        Dr.Aviad Haramati, Site Director
        Dr. Gary Rosenfeld,
Program Committee Chair

  PLENARY SESSION I 
Global Initiatives in Basic Science Education: Challenges and Opportunities
Dr. Donald Melnick, National Board of Medical Examiners
Moderator:  Dr. Rosalie Ber, Technion-Israel Institute

PLENARY SESSION II 
Virtual Medical Schools of the Future: Opportunity or Threat?
Prof. Ronald Harden, University of Dundee Centre for Medical Education
Moderator: Dr. Roger Koment, Executive Director of IAMSE
PLENARY SESSION III
Evolving Views of the Scholarship of Teaching in the Academic Health Centers
Dr. Ruth-Marie Fincher, Medical College of Georgia
Moderator:  Dr. Gary Rosenfeld, University of Texas Houston Medical School

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CONCURRENT FOCUS SESSIONS
F1 Basic Science Education from the Dark Side: The Dean's Perspective
Dr. Jay Menna, University of Arkansas for Health Sciences
F2 Medical Faculty's Responsibility to Society and Social Order
Dr. Jamsheer Talati, The Aga Khan University Faculty of Health Sciences
F3

The Scholarship of Teaching:  Authentic Peer Assessment of Medical Science Educators
Drs. Boyd Richards and Charles Seidel, Baylor College of Medicine
Dr. Gary Rosenfeld, University of Texas Houston Medical School
F4 From Where Shall Tomorrow's Basic Science Educators Come?
Dr. Bruce Koeppen, University of Connecticut School of Medicine
F5 Best Evidence Medical Education and its Impact on Basic Science Teaching and Learning
Prof. Ronald Harden, University of Dundee Centre for Medical Education
F6 Bringing Clinical Relevance to the Basic Science Education
Dr. Frazier Stevenson, University of California-Davis School of Medicine

MONDAY July 21, 2003

PLENARY SESSION IV
The Role of Basic Science in Medical Student Learning: Insights from Cognitive Psychology
Dr. Geoff Norman, McMaster University Faculty of Health Sciences
Moderator: Dr. Douglas Wood, American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine
PLENARY SESSION V 
Mental Models and Meaningful Learning
Dr. Joel Michael, Rush Medical College
Moderator:  Dr. Giulia Bonaminio, University of Kansas School of Medicine

PLENARY SESSION VI
High Fidelity Patient Simulation: A Revolution in Medical Science Education
Dr. James Gordon, Harvard Medical School
Dr. Amitai Aiz, Tel Aviv University

Moderator:  Dr. Thomas Schmidt, University of Iowa College of Medicine

CONCURRENT FOCUS SESSIONS
F7 Strategies for Integrating Basic Science into the Continuum of Medical Education
Dr. Kevin Krane, Tulane University School of Medicine
Dr. Jack Strandhoy, Wake Forest University School of Medicine
F8 Strategies to Increase Motivation for Teaching
Dr. Ruth-Marie Fincher, Medical College of Georgia
Dr. Gary Rosenfeld, University of Texas Houston Medical School
Dr. Charles Seidel, Baylor College of Medicine
Dr. Robert Watson, University of Florida Health Science Center
F9 National Multi-Media Databases for Teaching the Medical Sciences
Dr. Sebastian Uijdehaage, University of California-Los Angeles School of Medicine
Dr. Robert Carroll, East Carolina University
F10 Diagnosing Mental Models
Dr. Joel Michael, Rush Medical College
F11 Strategies for Incorporating Simulation into Basic Science Teaching
Mr. Richard Kyle, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
F12
Approaches to Incorporating Complementary and Alternative Medicine into the Medical Curriculum
Drs. Judy Emery and Maggie Covington, University of Maryland School of Medicine
Dr. Aviad Haramati, Georgetown University School of Medicine

F13
Web Pedagogy:  Developing and Delivering On-Line Instructional Content for the Health Sciences
Drs. Peter Anderson and Julie Walsh, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Dr. Jeanne Schlesinger and Mr. Chris Stephens, Virginia Commonwealth University

 

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BASIC SCIENCE - CLINICAL SCIENCE DISCIPLINE-BASED DISCUSSIONS
F14 Anatomical Sciences and Surgery
Dr. Katharina D’Herde, University of Ghent Faculty of Medicine
Dr. Moshe Papa, Chaim Sheba Medical Center
Dr. Thomas Whalen, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

F15 Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, and Genetics
Dr. Charles Wiener, Johns Hopkins University
Dr. David Schowalter, Mayo Clinic
F16 Microbiology, Immunology, and Infectious Disease
Dr. Bonnie Buxton, University of Health Sciences
F17 Pharmacology, Physiology, and Internal Medicine
Drs. Thomas Schmidt and Joel Gordon, University of Iowa College College of Medicine
Dr. Thomas Viggiano, Mayo Medical School
Dr. John Szarek, Ross University
F18 Neurobiology, Behavioral Sciences, and Psychiatry
Dr. Laura Fochtman, SUNY Stoney Brook
Dr. Gary Rosenfeld, University of Texas Houston Medical School
F19
Deans and Administrators
Dr. Jay Menna, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Dr. Giulia Bonaminio, University of Kansas School of Medicine
 
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TUESDAY July 22, 2003
CONCURRENT BREAKFAST SESSIONS
B1
Imaging Techniques for Today's Varied Curricula
Dr. Charles Hitchcock, Ohio State University College of Medicine
B2
How to Use PDAs to Enhance Basic Science Education
Dr. Jack Kues, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
B3
Defining and Incorporating Competencies into the Basic Science Curriculum
Dr. Regina Kreisle, Purdue University
B4
The Comprehensive Integrative Puzzle Assessment Method: A Technique for Measuring Learner Achievement Within the Integrated Curriculum
Dr. Rosalie Ber, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
B5
The Challenge of Too Much Information:  How Can Technology Help Manage Medical Science Education Overload
Dr. Harry Goldberg, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
B6
Education on Demand:  Development of a Simulator-Based Medical Education Service
Dr. James Gordon, Harvard Medical School

 
PLENARY SESSION VII:
Meeting the Bioterrorism Threat: The Role of Medical Science Educators
Dr. Richard Carmona, Surgeon General of the United States of America
Moderator:  Dr. Aviad Haramati, Georgetown University School of Medicine

PLENARY SESSION VIII:
 The Reorganization of Medical School Basic Science Departments: Impact on Medical Student Education
Dr. William Mallon, Association of American Medical Colleges
Moderator:  Dr. Kenneth Dretchen, Georgetown University School of Medicine

SUMMATION and CLOSURE


 



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