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PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Wednesday 11th January 2012
Venue : Centre for Translational Medicine (CeTM), NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
14 Medical Drive, Singapore 117599
AM (8.30am – 12.30pm) PM (1.30pm – 5.30pm)
Essential Skills in Medical Education (ESME) Course (Session 1)
Ronald M Harden, Matthew CE Gwee, Dujeepa D Samarasekera, Zubair Amin, and Tan Chay Hoon

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-01A
W1A1: Constructing Effective Interprofessional Relationships: Using the Canhealth Model for IPE Curriculum Design
Cynthia Whitehead, Sally Chan and Chan Sui Yung

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-01B
W1P1: Assessment Strategies In Medical Education: Making Context-Driven Evidence-Based Decisions

Kevin W Eva

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-01B
W1A2: Assessment Strategies In Medical Education: Making Context-Driven Evidence-Based Decisions
Kevin W Eva

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-02
W1P2: Can The “Physician Charter” Guide the Transformation of Health Systems
Jordan J. Cohen

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-02
W1A3: Shifting Paradigms In Postgraduate Training: Best Practices for Success
Shirley Ooi , Nicholas Chew, Colin Song, Marion Aw, Khoo See Meng, Clara Sin, Yvonne Ng and Ng Chew Lip

Venue : Level 2, Learning Room 02-02C & 02-02D
W1P3: Beyond the Body, Behind the White Coat

Chan Li Chong and Julie Chen


Venue : Level 2, Learning Room 02-02C & 02-02D
W1A4: Publishing the Findings of Scholarly Work in Medical Education: The Art of Writing and Getting Published
Steven L Kanter

Venue : Level 2, Learning Room 02-02E & 02-02F
W1P4: An Interactive and Reflective Series of Session Aimed to Enhance Effective Clinical Teaching
Marcus Henning and Wayne Hazell

Venue : Level 2, Learning Room 02-02E & 02-02F
W1A5: Simulation as an Assessment Tool
C Donald Combs

Venue : Level 3, Learning Room 03-05
W1P5: Simulation for Inter-professional Education
Paul E Phrampus

Venue : Level 3, Learning Room 03-05
Association for Standardised Patient Educators (ASPE) Course on Simulated and Standardised Patients - How to Use Simulated and Standardised Patients In Your Curriculum: Building a Successful SP Programme (Session 1)
Jan-Joost Rethans, Gayle Gliva-McConvey and Mara McAdams

Venue : Level 3, Learning Room 03-04
W1A6 : Using SPSS for Data Analysis in Medical Education Research
Chan Yiong Huak

Venue: Computer Laboratory, Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health
Block MD 3, #02-12, National University of Singapore


Thursday 12th January 2012
Venue : Centre for Translational Medicine (CeTM), NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
14 Medical Drive, Singapore 117599
AM (8.30am – 12.30pm) PM (1.30pm – 5.30pm)
Essential Skills in Medical Education Assessment (ESMEA) Course (Session 1)
Trudie Roberts and Katharine Boursicot

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-01A
W2A1: Challenges to Professionalism in Current Practice

Alastair V Campbell and Paul U Macneill

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-01B
W2P1: Enhancing Clinical Education in Undergraduate Healthcare Professional Education
Sally Chan, Karis Cheng, Chow Yeow Leng and M Kamala Devi

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-01B
W2A2: Outcomes-Based Course Design: A Pedagogical Approach to Formulating and Writing Learning Outcomes
Matthew CE Gwee, Dujeepa D Samarasekera, Tan Chay Hoon and Goh Poh Sun

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-02
W2P2: Ensuring the Quality of Undergraduate Medical Education
Jim H McKillop


Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-02
W2A3: Capacity Building and Enhancing Communications Strategies for Skill Upgrading

Celia Tan and Chua Ling Huey

Venue : Level 2, Learning Room 02-02C & 02-02D
W2P3: Facilitating A Teaching Session for the Hypothesis-Driven Physical Examination (HDPE): Teaching Physical Examination Along With Clinical Reasoning
Hiroshi Nishigori, Junji Otaki and Makoto Kikukawa

Venue : Level 2, Learning Room 02-02C & 02-02D
W2A4: Developing Your Online Learning Programme – Meeting the Challenges
Indika Karunathilake and Gominda Ponnamperuma

Venue : Level 2, Learning Room 02-02E & 02-02F
W2P4: Assessing Only the Easily Assessable in an Admission Test is Easy, But Does It Deliver?
Gominda Ponnamperuma and Indika Karunathilake

Venue : Level 2, Learning Room 02-02E & 02-02F
W2A5: Ultrasound to Enhance Undergraduate Medical Education
Shaik Farid Abdull Wahab

Venue : Level 3, Learning Room 03-05
W2P5: Post-Simulation Debriefing

Siau Chiang, Geoffrey T Miller and Terry Pan

Venue : Level 3, Learning Room 03-05
Association for Standardised Patient Educators (ASPE) Course on Simulated and Standardised Patients - How to Use Simulated and Standardised Patients In Your Curriculum: Building a Successful SP Programme (Session 2)
Jan-Joost Rethans, Gayle Gliva-McConvey and Mara McAdams

Venue : Level 3, Learning Room 03-04


MAIN CONFERENCE
Venue: University Cultural Centre, National University of Singapore
Level 1
  • Registration & Help Desk
  • Best Abstract for Poster Presentation
  • Trade Exhibition
  • Refreshment
  • Secretariat
Level 2
  • Poster Exhibition
Day 1: Friday 13th January 2012
TIME PROGRAM VENUE
8.00am Registration Foyer L1
9.00am Opening Ceremony Hall
Welcome Address
Dr Dujeepa D Samarasekera, Chairman, Organising Committee
9.05am Dean’s Address
Assoc Professor Yeoh Khay Guan
Dean, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
National University of Singapore
National University Health System
9.15am Opening Address
Assoc Professor Benjamin Ong,
Chief Executive, National University Health System
and Senior Vice President (Health Affairs), National University of Singapore
9.45am Lecture 1 : Making Feedback Transformative: It's NOT All in the Delivery
Kevin W Eva, Canada

Moderator: Matthew Gwee, Singapore
10.30am Opening Ceremony Reception Foyer L1
11.00am Lecture 2 : “R = G”, “N = I” and the Dragonfly Effect - The Challenge of Educating Medical Students for the 21st Century
Ronald M Harden, United Kingdom

Moderator: Hooi Shing Chuan, Singapore
Hall
11.45am
Free Communications (FC)
FC 1- Assessment and Evaluation FC 2- Teaching and Learning FC 3- Student/Trainee Affairs FC 4- Curriculum Development
FC 1- Hall

FC 2- Theatre

FC 3- Function Room 1, L1

FC 4- Function Room 2, L2
Judging – Best Abstract for Poster Presentation Foyer, L1
Poster Presentation- Session 1 Foyer L2
12 noon Tour of Centre for Translational Medicine (CeTM) at MD6
Limited places. Please gather at the APMEC registration desk by 12noon if you wish to join the tour. Duration of tour is 1 hour.
Foyer L 1
1.15pm Lunch Foyer L1
ESME Course- Feedback with Faculty (for ESME participants only) – Session 2
Ronald M Harden, Matthew CE Gwee, Dujeepa D Samarasekera, Zubair Amin, and Tan Chay Hoon
Function
Room 1, L1
ESME Assessment (ESMEA) Course- Feedback with Faculty (for ESMEA participants only) – Session 2
Trudie Roberts and Katharine Boursicot
Function
Room 2, L2
2.15pm
Symposium 1 – Inter-Professional Education: From Healthcare Teams to Enhanced Patient Care

Inter-Professional Learning: Opportunities and Pitfalls
Victor Lim, Malaysia

Advancing Inter-Professional Education at NUS
Sally Chan, Singapore

Current Status of Inter-Professional Education in South Korea: Hope and Challenge
Ducksun Ahn, South Korea

Review of and Overcoming Barriers to Initiating Inter-Professional Education in Pharmacy
Chan Sui Yung, Singapore





Moderator: Joshua L Jacobs, Singapore
Symposium 2 – Nurturing Lifelong Habits for Effective Future Practice: The Key to Transformative Education

Developing Mindfulness in Medical Education – Why it Matters for Teachers and Learners
Chan Li Chong, Hong Kong S.A.R .

Nurturing Lifelong Habits for Effective Future Practice – The Vietnamese Experience
Tran Hai Anh, Vietnam

From a Chore to a Habit: Transforming Transformative Learning
Gominda Ponnamperuma, Sri Lanka

Service-Learning in an Asian Medical School: Outcomes and Comparisons of Student-Run, Inter-Professional Home-Based and Clinic-Based Programs Caring for the Underserved in Singapore
Gerald Koh and Wee Liang En

Moderator: Koh Dow Rhoon, Singapore
Symposium 1 – Hall

Symposium 2 – Theatre
3.45pm Tea Break Foyer L1
4.15pm
Great Ideas in Medical Education (GIME)
GIME 1
Learning Environment and Scholarship I

Moderator: Gerald Chua, Singapore
GIME 2
Teaching – Learning Methods I


Moderator: Ducksun Ahn, South Korea
GIME 3
Teaching – Learning Methods II

Moderator: Paul A Tambyah, Singapore


GIME 4
Learning Environment and Scholarship II

Moderator: Chen Fun Gee, Singapore

GIME 1 – Hall

GIME 2 – Theatre

GIME 3- Function Room 1, L1

GIME4- Function Room 2, L2
Poster Presentation- Session 2 Foyer L2
5.30pm Lecture 3 : The Promise, Politics and Practice of IPE: A User’s Guide
Cynthia Whitehead, Canada

Moderator: Sally Chan, Singapore
Hall
6.15pm End of Day 1  
6.45pm– 8.30pm Conference Dinner Ballroom,
Rendezvous Hotel
9 Bras Basah Road, Singapore
www.rendezvoushotels.com
Day 2: Saturday 14th January 2012
TIME PROGRAM VENUE
8.00am Registration and Breakfast Foyer L1
8.30am
Special Interest Group (SIG)
(Limited to 30 participants on a first-come-first served basis. No prior reservation)
SIG 1- Selection of Students and Trainees
Kevin W Eva, Canada
SIG 2- Tips for Authors

Steven L Kanter, USA
SIG 3- Medical Students with a Disability
Jim H McKillop, United Kingdom
SIG 4- Interprofessional Education
Cynthia Whitehead, Canada
SIG 1- Hall

SIG 2- Theatre

SIG 3 – Function Room 1, L1

SIG 4 – Function Room 2, L2
Poster Presentation Session – 3 Foyer L2
Asia Pacific Collaboration in Medical Education Meeting (by invitation only) VIP Lounge, L2
9.30am Lecture 4 : Educating Health Professionals for the 21st Century: Views from a Global Independent Commission
Jordan J Cohen, USA

Moderator: Erle Lim, Singapore
Hall
10.15am Coffee Break Foyer L1
10.45am Lecture 5 : What Should Influence the Content of an Undergraduate Medical Curriculum?
Jim H McKillop, United Kingdom

Moderator: Lau Tang Ching, Singapore
Hall
11.30am
Best Practice (BP) Series
BP 1- Student Mentoring

What Makes a Good Mentorship Programme?
N.G. Patil, Hong Kong, S.A.R.

Mentoring and Becoming a Role Model, Teaching in Medicine
Low Cheng Hock, Singapore











Moderator: Marie-Veronique Clement, Singapore
BP 2 – Assessment

Assessing Professionalism - The Biggest Challenge of All
Trudie Roberts, United Kingdom

Latest Developments in the Use of OSCEs to Test Clinical Competence
Katharine Boursicot, United Kingdom









Moderator:
Zubair Amin, Singapore

BP 3- Teaching Discipline Independent Skills

Teaching Non-Traditional, Discipline-Independent Skills in Basic Sciences: An Example from Anatomy
Wojciech Pawlina, USA

Professionalism: Aiming for Excellence and Meeting Minimal Standards
Paul Ulhas MacNeil, Singapore





Moderator: Peter Corr, United Arab Emirates

BP 4- Curriculum Mapping

Milestones and Entrustable Professional Activities – Developing a Version That is More Universal and User Friendly to Teachers and Students
Denise Goh, Singapore

“You Are Here redstar.png” – How to Help Teachers and Students Find Themselves on the Curriculum Map
Joshua L Jacobs, Singapore

Moderator: Khoo Hoon Eng, Singapore
BP 1 – Hall

BP 2 – Theatre

BP 3 - Function Room 1, L1

BP 4 - Function Room 2, L2
Poster Presentation – Session 4 Foyer L2
1.00pm Lunch Foyer L1
ESME Course- Feedback with Faculty (for ESME participants only) – Session 3
Ronald M Harden, Matthew CE Gwee, Dujeepa D Samarasekera, Zubair Amin, and Tan Chay Hoon
Function Room 1, L1
ESME Assessment (ESMEA) Course- Feedback with Faculty (for ESMEA participants only) – Session 3
Trudie Roberts and Katharine Boursicot
Function Room 2, L2
2.00pm
Symposium 3 – Simulation and Standardised Patients: Enhancing Student Learning in a Safe Environment

Standardised Patients: Beyond Case Portrayal
Gayle Gliva-McConvey, USA

The CORE Programme: Experiential Learning Communicative/Physical and Reflective Skills at Maastricht Medical School Primarily by Using Simulated Patients
Jan-Joost Rethans, The Netherlands

Mannequins and Mammals: Combining Modalities to Meet Your Objectives
Paul E Phrampus, USA

Creating Standardised Patients/Consultation Rooms in the Simulation Centre
Suresh Pillai, Singapore


Moderator: Siau Chiang, Singapore
Symposium 4 – Assessment of Healthcare Professionals in the 21st Century: Need for Effective Assessment Strategies

Challenges in Effective Assessment of Clinical Skills
Marion Aw, Singapore

Assessment Strategies for Healthcare Professionals in Indonesia - Is It Effective?
Ratna Sitompul, Indonesia

Assessment of Healthcare Professionals in the Philippines
Alberto B Roxas, Philippines

How Can Computers Improve the Assessment of Medical Competencies?
Cherdsak Iramaneerat, Thailand





Moderator: N.G.Patil, Hong Kong, S.A.R.
Symposium 3 – Hall

Symposium 4 – Theatre
3.30pm Lecture 6 : Shaping the Future of Medical Education Through Simulation
C Donald Combs, USA

Moderator: Suresh Pillai, Singapore
Hall
4.15pm Tea Break Foyer L1
4.45pm Presentation of Awards
- Best Oral Presentation
- Best Abstract for Poster Presentation
Hall
5.00pm Address by President, 63rd Medical Society, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore
Ong Wen Chong
5.15pm Lecture 7 : Flexner, Freire, and the Transformation of Medical Education
Steven L Kanter, USA

Moderator: Goh Poh Sun, Singapore
6.00pm End of Conference – See you at the 10th APMEC 2013 (16th– 20th January 2013, Singapore)
6.30pm- 8.00pm Faculty Dinner (by invitation) TBC


POST – CONFERENCE ESME and ESMEA COURSE
Sunday 15th January 2012
Venue : Centre for Translational Medicine (CeTM), NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
14 Medical Drive, Singapore 117599
AM (8.30am – 12.30pm)
Essential Skills in Medical Education (ESME) Course (Session 4)
Ronald M Harden, Matthew CE Gwee, Dujeepa D Samarasekera, Zubair Amin, and Tan Chay Hoon

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-01A
Essential Skills in Medical Education Assessment (ESMEA) Course (Session 4)
Trudie Roberts and Katharine Boursicot

Venue : Level 1, Learning Room 01-01B
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