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AMA Medical Education webinar series
Each webinar in the series explores an aspect of innovation in medical education.
Upcoming webinars
Past webinars
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COVID-19 webinar series
- June 29, 2020: Engaging learners in telemedicine visits: workflows to support teaching, feedback and billing
- June 15, 2020: Focusing on diversity: Promoting mission-aligned medical school admission and residency selection processes
- May 19, 2020: Taking care of our students: Preparing for the 2021 residency application cycle
- Apr. 29, 2020: Clinical education and return to clerkships in the world of COVID-19: Principles, alternative models and assessing competence
- Apr. 15, 2020: Early graduation from medical school in response to COVID-19: Issues and concerns
Innovations in Medical Education webinar series
- Feb. 17, 2020: The AMA and medical education: How did we get here and where are we going?
- Nov. 18, 2019: Well-being and the clinical learning environment
- Oct. 7, 2019: Bridging UME and GME: Serving learners through better communication
- July 29, 2019: Bridging the gap: Aligning medical education with high-value care
- May 13, 2019: Integrating health systems science in medical education: Challenges and solutions
- March 25, 2019: Learning from the source: Patients as teachers
- Sept. 17, 2018: How can medical students add value to patient care in the health system?
- July 30, 2018: Portfolios and Dashboards: Leveraging data for student success
- May 21, 2018: Leadership training: Developing the next generation of physician leaders
AMA International webinar series
- Oct. 14, 2019: Teaching high-value care: Perspectives from the U.S. and South Africa
- July 15, 2019: Informatics in medical education: Perspectives from the U.S. and South Africa
- May 21, 2019: Integrating population health: Perspectives from the U.S. and South Africa
Health Systems Science webinar series
- Aug. 13, 2018: Health systems science in medical education
- Jan. 29, 2018: Teaching team-based care
- Oct. 23, 2017: Health systems science: The third pillar of medical education
- Aug. 21, 2017: Teaching population health
- May 21, 2017: Developing leaders
- Apr. 24, 2017: Teaching electronic health records
Innovations in Medical Education virtual panel discussions
Upcoming panel discussions
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Past panel discussions
View archives of past panel discussions.
- June 30-ongoing: Engaging learners in telemedicine visits: Workflows to support teaching, feedback and billing
- June 16-28, 2020: Focusing on diversity: Promoting mission-aligned medical school admission and residency selection processes
- May 19-June 28, 2020: Taking care of our students: Preparing for the 2021 residency application cycle
- Mar. 9-June 15, 2020: Maintaining medical education during pandemics: a conversation among colleagues about concerns, challenges and instructional alternatives in uncertain scenarios
- Feb. 18-23, 2020: The AMA and medical education: How did we get here and where are we going?
- Nov. 19- 24, 2019: Well-being and the clinical learning environment
- Oct. 8-13, 2019: Bridging UME and GME: Serving learners through better communication
- Aug. 12-18, 2019: Virtual panel discussion: Minimizing "pajama time" for clinicians: Are students today receiving the right EHR training for tomorrow?
- June 17-23, 2019: Faculty development: No size fits all
- May 13-17, 2019: Integrating health systems science in medical education: Challenges and solutions
- April 15-21, 2019: Diversity in medical education: Beyond checking the box
- March 25-29, 2019: Learning from the source: Patients as teacher
- Feb. 11-17, 2019: Differentiation vs. Generalization: Should all students have the same competencies at graduation?
