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2010 GLASGOW, UK - AMEE

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1045-1245 2M RESEARCH PAPERS: Teaching and Learning<br />

Chairperson: Brian Hodges (Canada)<br />

Location: Leven, Seminar Suite<br />

1045-1105 2M1 Contrasting simulated and authentic early clinical experience: a qualitative<br />

exploration of how medical undergraduates learn through difference<br />

Sarah Yardley* 1 , Caragh Brosnan 2 , Richard Hays 3 ( 1 Keele Medical School, Keele University,<br />

Staffs; 2 Centre for Bioscience and Society, Kings College London, <strong>UK</strong>; 3 Faculty of Health<br />

Sciences and Medicine, Bond University, Australia)<br />

1105-1125 2M2 Case seminars open doors to deeper understanding – Nursing students’<br />

experiences of learning<br />

A Hofsten* 1 & E Häggström 2 ( 1 University of Gävle, Department of Caring Sciences and<br />

Sociology, Gävle, Sweden; 2 Uppsala university, Department of Public Health and Caring<br />

Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden)<br />

1125-1145 2M3 Intention to reduce the theory-practice gap in the prehospital nursing study<br />

programme<br />

V Lindström*, H Borovszky* & M Castrén (Karolinska Institutet, Department of Clinical<br />

Science and Education, Sweden)<br />

1145-1205 2M4 Teacher-made models: The answer for medical skills training in developing<br />

countries?<br />

T Q Tran* 1 , A Scherpbier 2 , J V Dalen 2 & E P Wright 3 ( 1 University of Medicine and Pharmacy<br />

at Ho Chi Minh City, Medical Education Center, Ho Chi Minh, VN; 2 Maastricht University,<br />

Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, Maastricht, The Netherlands; 3 Medical<br />

Committee Netherlands-Vietnam, Hanoi, VN)<br />

1205-1225 2M5 Interdisciplinarity: At the intersection of knowledge-production and professional<br />

identity formation<br />

T Martimianakis* (Department of Paediatrics and the Wilson Centre for Research in<br />

Education, University of Toronto, Canada)<br />

1225-1245 Discussion<br />

1045-1245 2N WORKSHOP: A new outcome a new challenge: research skills for medical<br />

students<br />

Julie Struthers*, Jim Aiton*, Anita Laidlaw and Simon Guild* (University of St Andrews,<br />

Bute Medical School, St Andrews, <strong>UK</strong>)<br />

Location: Gala 1, Clyde Auditorium Complex<br />

1045-1245 2O WORKSHOP: Reviewing qualitative medical education research manuscripts<br />

S J Crandall* 1 , P A Hemmer* 2 & S J Durning* 2 ( 1 Wake Forest University School of Medicine,<br />

Winston-Salem; 2 Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, USA)<br />

Location: Gala 2, Clyde Auditorium Complex<br />

1045-1245 2P WORKSHOP: Evidence-based learning and assessment workshop: articles<br />

that will change your educational practice<br />

S A Santen* 1 , J H Shatzer* 2 , E Mylona 3 & R R Hemphill* 1 ( 1 Emory School of Medicine,<br />

Atlanta, GA, USA; 2 Vanderbilt School of Medicine, Nashville, TN, USA; 3 Stony Brook<br />

University, Medical Center, Stonybrook, NY, USA )<br />

Location: Barra, Crowne Plaza Hotel<br />

1045-1245 2Q WORKSHOP: You can do it! Managing challenging teaching situations and<br />

“problem” learners<br />

Abi Sriharan*, Jerry Maniate* & Sanjay Mehta (University of Toronto, Canada)<br />

Location: Staffa, Crowne Plaza Hotel<br />

1045-1245 2R WORKSHOP: Building skills for small group facilitation<br />

C Capello* 1 , J Murray III* 2 & E Mylona 3 ( 1 Weill Cornell Medical College, Office of<br />

Curriculum and Educational Development, New York; 2 Weill Cornell Medical College,<br />

Dept. of Psychiatry, New York; 3 Stony Brook University School of Medicine, Curriculum<br />

Affairs and Faculty Development, New York, USA)<br />

Location: Morar, Seminar Suite<br />

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MONDAY 6 SEPTEMBER

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