Brazil - FAIMER Regional Institute is
honoured to invite the international Health Professions Education (HPE)
community to participate in Glasgow' 2015, attending the final plenary,
where our Co-Director Eliana Amaral will be one of the speakers
presenting a Brazilian perspective of the community-based HPE.
The AMEE 2015 Conference in Glasgow 4-9th
September provides an opportunity to meet participants from 100 countries
around the world and to hear about key developments in medical education.
In the final plenary, leading experts have been asked to highlight in twenty minutes the current position in three important areas.
Eliana Amaral from Brazil looks at learning in the community, Fiona Patterson from the UK looks at how effective are different selection methods for admission to medical school and Olle ten Cate from the Netherlands explains the concept of EPAs and their application in practice.
Other developments addressed in Conference Symposia include the flipped classroom, new approaches to simulation, social accountability of a medical school, technology-enhanced learning, new approaches to clinical teaching and revisiting the Miller’s Pyramid.
We would look forward to seeing you in Glasgow and to your contributions to the discussions.
Ronald M Harden
General Secretary
In the final plenary, leading experts have been asked to highlight in twenty minutes the current position in three important areas.
Eliana Amaral from Brazil looks at learning in the community, Fiona Patterson from the UK looks at how effective are different selection methods for admission to medical school and Olle ten Cate from the Netherlands explains the concept of EPAs and their application in practice.
Other developments addressed in Conference Symposia include the flipped classroom, new approaches to simulation, social accountability of a medical school, technology-enhanced learning, new approaches to clinical teaching and revisiting the Miller’s Pyramid.
We would look forward to seeing you in Glasgow and to your contributions to the discussions.
Ronald M Harden
General Secretary
Nenhum comentário:
Postar um comentário