NUS-Priority Research In Medical Education
What is NUS-PRIME?
NUS-Priority Research In Medical Education (NUS-PRIME) serves as a monthly platform for staff involved in medical and health professions educational projects to:
- Present their research findings to a wider community including educators and researchers and receive feedback on results interpretation and other matters
- Share their research ideas/proposals and receive pedagogical as well as methodological advice to develop the project.
It is a monthly session usually held on the first Monday of each month from 12.30pm – 1.30pm (unless specified otherwise). There are usually two presentations per session, each 30mins inclusive of 10mins Q&A.
Interested to Attend?
In view of the COVID-19 situation, we will be using an online meeting platform for the coming sessions. The 2024 sessions* are as follows (click on the dates for more details and to register). Registered participants will receive a link via email to join the session.
| 2024 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5th Febuary | 4th March | 1st April | 6th May | 3rd June |
| 1st July | 5th August | 2nd September | 7th October | 4th November |
*Dates are subject to changes
Sharing Your Work?
To sign up as a presenter, please complete the application form (click here) and send it to:
We look forward to your participation as together we continue to build our capacity for medical education scholarship!
Previous Sessions
NUS - PRIME (Special Edition)
What is NUS-PRIME Special Edition?
NUS-Priority Research In Medical Education (NUS-PRIME) Special Edition is a series of online webinars and consultation sessions which The Asia Pacific Scholar (TAPS) journal runs collaboratively with other journals/institutions.
These online sessions are specially tailored for medical and health professions educators from the Asia Pacific region to advice on how to position research for publication.
Submitting Your Abstract for the Consultation Session?
Abstract submission has closed.
Previous Sessions
2022:
Webinar on How to Get Your Work Published (22 Feb 2022) by Prof Kevin Eva (Editor, Medical Education) – view recording here
Consultation Sessions (30 May 2022 & 18 October 2022)
2023:
Webinar on Promoting Inclusivity in Medical Education Publishing (2 August 2023) by Prof Rola Ajjawi (Deputy Editor, Medical Education) – view recording here