Web Seminar Updates

Presenter: Mark C. Henderson, MD, MACP, Associate Dean of Admissions, University of California Davis School of Medicine [The following blog was generated by Susan Ely and Doug McKell] Creating a Diverse Class of Learners via Socially Accountable Admissions The Learning Objectives for this first Spring 2024 IAMSE Webinar series on Teaching and Learning in Medical… Read more »

Presenter: Thirusha Naidu, PhD, Clinical Psychologist, Associate Professor Department BehavioralHealth, School of Nursing and Public Health, University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa [The following notes were generated by Michele Haight] Refracting Lenses Seeing Women of Color in Global Health This presentation includes my reflection on the entire “One World, One Health: Tackling the GlobalHealth Crisis” IAMSE… Read more »

Medical education presents ever-changing opportunities and challenges for learning communities and institutions. In the past five years alone, learners and educators have confronted a global pandemic that temporarily ended in-class content delivery, the advent of Pass/Fail score reporting on USMLE Step 1/COMLEX Level 1with dramatic effects on residency placement for both US and foreign medical… Read more »

Presenters: Anna Cianciolo PhD, Professor Medical Education, Southern Illinois School ofMedicine, Editor in Chief, Teaching and Learning in Medicine, Peter de Jong PhD, SeniorAdviser/Researcher, Center for Innovation in Medical Education Leiden University MedicalCenter, Past Editor in Chief Medical Science Educator, President IAMSE, Subha RamaniMBBS, PhD, MPH, Associate Professor Medicine, Harvard Medical School, President AMEE. [The… Read more »

Presenter: Ahmed Rashid MD, Professor of Medical Education, Vice Dean (International) of Medical Sciences, Director of Faculty Development for Medical Education Collaborations, University College of London’s Medical School (UCL) [The following notes were generated by Michele Haight] Global Approaches to Medical Education: Who Wins? This presentation examines the intersection of globalization, global health, and medical… Read more »

COVID-19, cardiovascular disease, mental health, climate change, poverty, conflict, health care infrastructure and an aging population are just some of the public health concerns that affect individuals across the globe. Amidst these global health concerns, there is a pressing need for our learners to not only be competent in caring for patients within their local… Read more »