GOING FOR GOLD
GOING FOR GOLD
GOING FOR GOLD
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Morning<br />
48<br />
MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2013<br />
MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2013<br />
6:00AM – 7:00AM<br />
Yoga<br />
Hilton Hotel, First floor, Porte du Palais Room<br />
All levels are welcome. Led by a professional<br />
yoga instructor and yoga mats will be provided.<br />
Please wear comfortable clothing. Sign up at the<br />
registration desk.<br />
6:00AM – 7:00AM<br />
Zumba<br />
Hilton Hotel, Second floor, Beauport Room<br />
All levels are welcome. Led by a professional<br />
zumba instructor. Please wear comfortable<br />
clothing. Sign up at the registration desk.<br />
7:00AM – 8:30AM<br />
Breakfast<br />
Quebec City Convention Centre, Level 2, Sector<br />
2000, Exhibit Hall<br />
7:00AM – 8:15AM<br />
Canadian Association for Medical Education<br />
Hilton Hotel, First floor, Courville Room<br />
CAME CLIME/ICLEM Reunion<br />
Chair: Stephanie Mutschler, CAME<br />
7:00AM – 8:15AM<br />
Canadian Association for Medical Education<br />
Hilton Hotel, Main floor, Villeray and De Tourny<br />
Rooms<br />
CAME: Advancing Education Scholarship:<br />
Moving Forward<br />
Chair: Elaine van Melle, Queen’s University<br />
The CAME Position Paper “Toward a Common<br />
Understanding: Advancing Education Scholarship<br />
for Clinical Faculty in Canadian Medical Schools”<br />
was prepared by the CAME Advancing Education<br />
Scholarship Working Group as part of CAME’s<br />
strategic direction to promote and advance the<br />
scholarship of medical education. In developing<br />
the position paper, an exhaustive review of the<br />
literature on scholarship in medical education was<br />
undertaken, promotion and tenure guidelines of<br />
Canadian medical schools were reviewed, and<br />
CANADIAN CONFERENCE ON MEDICAL EDUCATION 2013<br />
interviews with key informants on the scholarship<br />
of medical education were conducted. The paper<br />
provides a detailed discussion of key concepts and<br />
principles pertaining to the scholarship of medical<br />
education, describes the extent to which<br />
educational scholarship criteria are recognized<br />
across promotion guidelines, and identifies key<br />
thematic findings surrounding the position of<br />
educational scholarship across Canadian medical<br />
schools. A series of recommendations and<br />
strategies are presented to promote and advance<br />
educational scholarship.<br />
Objective: The purpose of this session will be to<br />
provide an overview of the position paper and<br />
key recommendations. Participants will be asked<br />
to provide input on next steps to disseminate the<br />
findings and recommendations, and to facilitate<br />
engagement across Canadian medical schools<br />
and medical education programming.<br />
By the end of the session, participants will be<br />
able to:<br />
1. Define education scholarship<br />
2. Describe the recommendations required to<br />
advance education scholarship across the 17<br />
Canadian Medical Schools<br />
3. Engage in next steps for implementing the<br />
recommendations at both the national and<br />
institutional level as appropriate<br />
8:00AM – 8:30AM<br />
Canadian Healthcare Education Commons<br />
Hilton Hotel, First floor, Montmorency Room<br />
Social Networking, Free Publishing and<br />
Collaboration Tools for Canadian Healthcare<br />
Professionals – An Introduction to Canadian<br />
Healthcare Education Commons (CHEC-CESC)<br />
Canadian Healthcare Education Commons-<br />
Collaboration pour l’éducation en santé au<br />
Canada<br />
Speed Session: How to become a member of<br />
CHEC-CESC<br />
Get to know the CHEC-CESC – the AFMC portal<br />
for faculty and students in medical education.<br />
CHEC-CESC is a referatory, repository, and online<br />
collaborative workspace for communities of<br />
practice.<br />
Chair: Manoj Sarang, e-Learning, Association of<br />
Faculties of Medicine of Canada