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Program
MAIN CONFERENCE
Day 1 : Saturday 21 February 2009
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TIME |
PROGRAM |
VENUE |
8.00am |
Registration |
Foyer LT 27 |
9.00am |
Opening Ceremony
Welcome Address
Zubair Amin, Chairman, Organising Committee |
9.05am |
Opening Address
Associate Professor Benjamin Ong, Chief Executive
National University Health System
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9.30am |
Lecture 1 - Future Directions for Medical Education:
Recommendations from the Carnegie Study on the Preparation of Physicians
(David Irby USA)
Moderator : Matthew Gwee, Singapore
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10.15am |
Tea Break |
Foyer LT 27 |
10.45am |
Lecture 2 - There Is No Such Thing As Curriculum Development - Only Staff Development!
Recruiting, Retaining, Re-Energising, Recognising and Rewarding Teachers to Fulfill the Institutions' Education Mission in the 21st C
(Ronald Harden, UK)
Moderator : David Koh, Singapore |
LT 27 |
11.30am |
FAIMER Forum: "Developing the Field of Medical Education in India"
FAIMER Regional Institutes:
Meeting Faculty Development Needs of Mid-Level Educators
(Thomas V Chacko, India)
Bridging the Gap-Online Discussions for Faculty Development in Resource Constrained Settings
(Tejinder Singh, India)
FAIMER Fellows in India : Demonstrating Field Leadership
(Rashmi Vyas, India)
Moderator :Jeremy Lim, Singapore |
Free Communications |
Session 1 |
Session 2 |
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FAIMER Forum -
LT 27
Session 1 -
LT 28
Session 2 -
LT 29 |
1.00pm |
Lunch
Moderated Poster Judging & Viewing
ESME Participants - Feedback with Faculty
Ronald Harden, Matthew Gwee & Zubair Amin |
Foyer LT 27
Foyer LT 27
Seminar Room 10 |
2.30pm |
Lecture 3 - Energising Medical Sciences Education: Recent Developments in Physiology, Pharmacology and Histology Teaching
(Judy Harris, UK)
Moderator Hooi Shing Chuan, Singapore: |
LT 27 |
3.15pm |
Lecture 4 - Promoting Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Through Faculty Development
(Daphne Pan, Singapore)
Moderator: Eugene Liu, Singapore |
4.00pm |
Tea Break |
Foyer LT 27 |
4.30pm |
Lecture 5 - Trends and Innovations in Australian Medical Education: The Way Forward
(Elizabeth Farmer, Australia)
Moderator:Dawn Schocken, USA |
LT 27 |
5.15 pm |
Proceed to Conference Dinner |
Venue - TBC |
9.00 pm |
End of Conference Dinner |
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Day 2 : Sunday 22 February 2009 |
TIME |
PROGRAM |
VENUE |
8.30am |
Registration |
Foyer LT 27 |
9.00am |
Lecture 6 - Lessons Learned in Assessment
(Cees van der Vleuten, The Netherlands)
Moderator: Ho Khek Yu, Singapore |
LT 27 |
9.45am |
Lecture 7 - Technology and Pedagogy in Developing Innovative Curricular Approaches and Activities
(Anca Stefan, USA)
Moderator: Dujeepa Samarasekera, Singapore |
10.30am |
Tea Break |
Foyer LT 27 |
11.00am |
Lecture 8 - Energising Medical Education Through Simulation: Powering Minds, Not Just Machines
(Ross Scalese, USA)
Moderator: Nicola Ngiam, Singapore |
LT 27 |
11.45am |
Lecture 9 - Transparency, Engagement and Empowerment: A Three - Pronged Approach to Curriculum Reform and Management
(Zubair Amin, Singapore)
Moderator: Tham Kum Ying, Singapore |
12.30pm |
Lunch
Poster Viewing
ESME Participants - Feedback with Faculty
Ronald Harden, Matthew Gwee & Zubair Amin |
Foyer LT 27
Foyer LT 27
Seminar Room 10 |
1.45pm |
"Future Leaders' Forum"
- Bridging the Gap: Getting Knowledge into Practice: Opportunities and Challenges for Medical Educationalists
(Dujeepa Samarasekera, Singapore)
- Priorities and Strategies for Capacity Building to Improve Health Sciences Education Systems in Developing Countries
(Payal Bansal, India)
- Innovative Approaches in Assessing Medical Performance
(Cherdsak Iramaneerat, Thailand)
- Navigating Health Professions Education Towards Improved Health Outcomes
(Nomar Alviar, Philippines)
- Energising Medical Education Reforms in Sri Lanka: Emerging Leadership Roles
(Indika Karunathilake, Sri Lanka)
Question & Answer
Moderator: John Tam, Singapore
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LT 27 |
3.45pm |
Tea Break |
Foyer LT 27 |
4.15pm |
Lecture 10 - The Classroom Is Evaporating - Or Is It?
(Allison Rossett, USA)
Moderator : Robert K Kamei, Singapore |
LT 27 |
5.00pm - 5.30pm |
Presentation of Awards for Best Oral and Best Poster Presentations & Closing Ceremony |
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