CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

 
MONDAY, 20 FEBRUARY 2006
TIME Programme Venue
8.00 am Registration LT 27 Foyer
8.30 am Welcome Address
Khoo Hoon Eng, Chairman, Organizing Committee
Opening Address
Tan Chorh Chuan, Provost and Deputy President, NUS
LT 27
9.00 am
PLENARY 1 Ronald Harden
What is an Excellent Medical Teacher?

Moderator: Matthew Gwee
9.45 am Coffee/Tea LT 27 Foyer
10.15 am
Keynote 1 Thomas Aretz
The Undergraduate Medical Curriculum:
Global Strategies


Moderator: N.G. Patil
LT 27
10.50 am
Keynote 2 Brownell Anderson
Curriculum Management - Is It An Oxymoron In Medical Education?

Moderator: Paul Tambyah
11.25 am - 12.40 pm
Free Communications 1 (LT 27)

Moderator: Wong Mee Lian
Free Communications 2 (LT 28)

Moderator: Tay Sook Muay
11.25 N.G. Patil (Hong Kong)
Assessment Of Medical Schools - An Emerging Challenge
Kew S.T. (Malaysia)
Are Medical Students' Values Universal?
11.40 Anju Relan (USA)
Cognitive And Motivational Factors Underlying Formative Assessments: An Exploratory Factor Analysis
Rattiyaporn Wongsawan (Thailand)
Factors Associated With Night-Life Activities of Medical Students
11.55 Peter Devitt (Australia)
Constructing Multiple Choice Questions - Are They Sufficient Stimulus To Learning?
Dujeepa D. Samarasekera (Sri Lanka)
Student Academic Committees: An Innovative Approach To Obtain Student Feedback
12.10 Sally Krasne (USA)
Performance On Formative Assessments And Its Relationship To Learning And Studying Approaches In U.S. Medical Students
Kamoltip Brown (Thailand)
Student Virtue Development Project For Medical Students
12.25 James Ware (Hong Kong)
Formative Assessment Case Studies (FACS), Diagnostic And Support For Learning Modes
Lee Ji Hye (Korea)
The Effect Of A Career Development Program On Medical Students' Career Maturity
12.40 pm
LUNCH cum Poster viewing
(LT 27 Foyer)
ESME participants: Feedback with faculty over lunch
Seminar Room M14


Faculty: Ronald Harden, S. Barry Issenberg, Ross J. Scalese, Matthew Gwee, Zubair Amin
1.40 pm
PLENARY 2 Henk Schmidt

Long term effects of PBL

Moderator: Tan Chay Hoon
LT 27
2.25 pm - 3.25 pm
Symposium 1: Promises of e-learning in the medical curriculum
(LT27)

Moderator: Khoo Hoon Eng
Free Communications 3
(LT 28)


Moderator: Nor Azila Mohd Adnan
2.25 Daniel Tan (Singapore)
Next Gen e-Learning: Synergies and Creation of Human and Knowledge Capital
2.25 Gerald Koh (Singapore)
Does Problem-Based Learning Produce Better Doctors? - A Systematic Review
2.45 Ravi Chandran (Singapore)
Deploying E-Learning - The NUS Experience
2.40 Richard Chegwidden (USA)
Addressing The Problems Of A Comprehensive Problem-Based Learning Pathway
2.55 Nicholas John Vardaxis (Australia)
Problem-Based Learning In Laboratory Medicine
3.05 Goh Poh Sun (Singapore)
Development Of E-Learning Material For Undergraduate Radiology Teaching - Lessons Learned And Possibilities For Undergraduate And Postgraduate Medical Education
3.10 Wojciech Pawlina (USA)
Teaching New Competencies In The Medical Curriculum; Leadership And Teamwork In The Gross Anatomy Course
3.25 Q & A
3.40 pm Presentation by KEEpad Pty Ltd LT 27
3.55 pm Coffee/Tea LT 27 Foyer
4.25 pm
PLENARY 3 LuAnn Wilkerson
Strategies for Improving Teaching Practices: A Comprehensive Approach to Faculty Development

Moderator: Goh Poh Sun
LT 27
5.10 pm
Keynote 3 David Prideaux
Towards a Symbiotic Clinical Curriculum

Moderator: Erle Lim
5.45 pm
Keynote 4 Grace Tang
Continuous Professional Development

Moderator: Erle Lim
6.20 pm Presentation by ADInstruments Pty Ltd
6.35 pm Transport to Dinner Venue
7.00 pm Conference Dinner

 

TUESDAY, 21 FEBRUARY 2006
TIME Programme Venue
8.00 am Registration LT 27 Foyer
8.30 am
PLENARY 4 Geoff Norman
Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making - A Review of Three Decades of Research


Moderator: Lim Seng Gee
LT 27
9.15 am
Keynote 5 Kelley Skeff
Opportunities for the Improvement of Medical Education

Moderator: Chong Yap Seng
9.50 am Coffee/Tea LT 27 Foyer
10.20 am - 11.35 am
Free Communications 4 (LT 27)

Moderator: George Chandy
Free Communications 5 (LT 28)

Moderator: Preyanuj Yamwong
10.20 Carole Gannon (Australia)
Developing Effective Measures Of Student Performance In PBL Tutorials - What Can This Assessment Tell Us?
Sontaya Simasathiansophon (Thailand)
An Attempt To Integrate Moral Education Workshop Into Medical Science, Undergraduate Curricula
10.35 Debra Sim (Malaysia)
Is There Consistency In The Assessment Of Students' Performance In The PBL Tutorial?
Gopalakrishnakone Ponnampalam (Singapore)
Changing Trends In Teaching Anatomy With Particular Reference To Singapore
10.50 Yang Jen-Hung (Taiwan)
Online Evaluation Of The PBL In Chung Shan Medical University, Taiwan
Dusadee Musikpodoke (Thailand)
Learning Activity Management As Student-Centred Approach In Medical Photography I
11.05 Helen Fraser (Australia)
Integrating Assessment: Testing Clinical Reasoning And Understanding Of Basic Science For Clinical Cases In Year 2 Medical Students
Bipin Batra (India)
Development Of Curriculum, Its Implementation & Monitoring The Training Of Postgraduates
11.20 Erle Lim (Singapore)
Computer-Based Versus Pen-And-Paper Testing: Students' Perception
Savithri Wimalasekera (Sri Lanka)
Performance At The Final Pre-Clinical (2nd MBBS) Examination And Knowledge Of English And Information Technology; A Sri Lankan Experience
11.35 am
Keynote 6 Geoff Norman
Effectiveness of Approaches to Maintenance of Physician Competence: Self-Education, Formalized Education, and Examination

Moderator: Kua Ee Heok
LT 27
12.10 pm
Keynote 7 Kevin Eva
Nurturing Self-Regulating Professionals: Can Curricular Design Have An Impact?

Moderator: Lee Eng Hin
12.45 pm
LUNCH cum Poster viewing
(LT 27 Foyer)
ESME participants: Feedback with faculty over lunch
Seminar Room M14

Faculty: Ronald Harden, S. Barry Issenberg, Ross J. Scalese, Matthew Gwee, Zubair Amin
1.45 pm
Keynote 8 John Dent
Using the Day Surgery Unit in an Ambulatory Care Teaching Programme

Moderator: Goh Lee Gan
LT 27
2.20 pm
Keynote 9 S. Barry Issenberg
Simulation - Another Key Strategy in Curriculum Delivery

Moderator: Khoo Hoon Eng
2.55 pm - 4.25 pm
SYMPOSIUM 2: Curricular Innovations in Asia
  LT 27

Moderator: Grace Tang
LT 28

Moderator: Zubair Amin
2.55
Qing Wang (China)
Medical Education Innovations In China
Nor Azila Mohd Adnan (Malaysia)
Curricular Trends In Malaysian Medical Education: Innovations Within
3.10
George M. Chandy (India)
Innovations In Medical Education Curriculum In India
Indika Karunathilake (Sri Lanka)
Innovations In Medical Education Curricula In Sri Lanka
3.25
Preyanuj Yamwong (Thailand)
Innovation Of Medical Curriculum In Thailand
Coralie Dioquino-Dimacali (Philippines)
Medical Curriculum Innovations In The Philippines
3.40
Tadahiko Kozu (Japan)
Curricular Innovations In Medical Education In Japan
Kiagus Arsyad (Indonesia)
Innovation In Medical Curriculum In Faculty Of Medicine Sriwijaya University
3.55
Tsann-Long Hwang (Taiwan)
Current Innovation In Medical Education In Taiwan
Kwong Ho Meng (Korea)
Innovations In Medical Education Curriculum In Korea
4.10 Q & A Q & A
4.25 pm Coffee/Tea LT 27 Foyer
4.55 pm
PLENARY 5 John Norcini
Assessment in the Context of Postgraduate Training

Moderator: Low Poh Sim
LT 27
5.40 pm Awards for Best Oral/Poster Presentation & Closing Ceremony

 

WEDNESDAY, 22 FEBRUARY 2006
TIME Programme Venue
9.00 am - 3.30pm ESME post-conference session (for ESME participants only)
Ronald Harden; S. Barry Issenberg; Ross J. Scalese
Matthew Gwee; Zubair Amin
Symposium 1, 2
and 3
 
* Please note that the above programme is subject to changes
 
 
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