Wednesday 9th January 2019, 8.30am – 5.30pm
Thursday 10th January 2019, 8.30am – 5.00pm
1Olle ten Cate, 2David Taylor, 3Fremen Chihchen Chou, 4Dujeepa D Samarasekera, 4Mabel Yap and 4Bernissa Chia
1The Netherlands, 2Canada, 3Taiwan and 4Singapore
Workshop Description
Entrustable Professional Activities or "EPAs" as they are commonly known have become a significant component of the design of competency-based education in health professions education. Many postgraduate medical programs and increasingly undergraduate medical programs worldwide are redesigning education and assessment procedures to incorporate EPAs in clinical training. Other health professions have explored the possibilities to use EPAs in their programs, such as nursing, physician assistant, veterinary medicine, midwifery, pharmacy, physical therapy and dentistry training.
Identifying suitable EPAs and finding consensus, adapting the objectives and programs of training, implementing new routines for education in the workplace, using entrustment decision making as an assessment approach, and faculty development to get everyone on board all require a deep understanding of the EPA concepts and skills and a toolkit of workshops and presentations, to be used at local schools and institutions.
Who Should Attend
The Ins and Outs of EPAs course is designed to provide experienced educators and individuals having roles in curriculum development, coordination, and faculty development with hands-on experience to conduct workshops and courses focused on EPAs. It is at an advanced level and NOT for beginners, in developing or incorporating EPAs.
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