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Upcoming Events
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June 13, 3-5:30pm
Aldea Conference Center
Parnassus
June 28,
12:30-5:30pm
Mission Hall, Mission Bay
September 13, 3:30-6:30pm
Parnassus
September 19, 3-5:30pm
Location TBD
October 19, 5:30-7:30pm
Location TBD
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UCSF Educational Skills Workshops & Grand Rounds
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May 11,
12-1pm
May 17, 1-5pm
June 14, 1-5pm
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Teherani Honored for Climate Action
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C
FE faculty researcher and AME member
Arianne Teherani, PhD, was honored by the UC Global Climate Leadership Council with the Faculty Climate Action Champion Award.
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AME Summer Meeting
and Helen's Farewell
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June 13, 3-5:30pm
Aldea Center
Parnassus
AME's members have the opportunity to "Celebrate Helen," the AME's fearless leader and director!
If you
have not yet RSVP'd, please confirm your attendance via the Outlook invite or
email Karen Brent.
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Welcome to our first Center newsletter!
Dear Educator Community,
The Center for Faculty Educators (CFE) News provides regular updates for our educator community: educators, education scholars, educational leaders, residents and students, volunteer clinical faculty (VCF), and Academy of Medical Educators (AME) members. Give us your feedback at [email protected]!
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Education Showcase Highlights
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 Over 200 UCSF medical education innovators recently attended our Education Showcase on April 3-5.The Showcase highlights and celebrates the scholarly work of UCSF faculty educators, learners and staff through a series of workshops and scholarly presentations. Read more... |
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Med Ed Grand Rounds: Improving Handoffs by Applying Cognitive Load Theory
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Free event and online streaming is available. Please click "registration details" below to sign up and receive more information.
On May 11 at noon, John Q. Young, MD, from the Department of Psychiatry at the Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine will join us as Med Ed Grand Rounds speaker. In this lecture, Dr. Young will talk about his doctoral work in education, where he is applying a learning theory, cognitive load theory, to medical education, and, in particular, patient handoffs.
Dr. Young is currently a doctoral degree candidate in the Doctoral Program in Health Professions Education, a collaborative program between UCSF and University of Utrecht in the Netherlands. Registration details... |
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TickToC: An Educational Sciences Article in a Minute
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WGEA Mini-Grant Call 2016
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| The WGEA is providing a competitive funding opportunity to both experienced and new investigators in the area of medical education research. This small grants program is meant to promote medical education research within the Western region, offering grants from $1,000 - $5,000. The deadline is September 30. For more information, Read WGEA's call or contact CFE Educational Researcher Christy K. Boscardin, PhD. |
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NCFDD Faculty Success Program/Virtual Boot Camp
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Register today for the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NCFDD) Faculty Success Program/Virtual Boot Camp. The UCSF Office of Academic Affairs and the Academic Senate Committee on Equal on Opportunity (EQOP) have partnered to sponsor faculty participation in this program.
Six eligible faculty members will be fully funded to participate in a web-based professional development program organized by the NCFDD¹s Faculty Success Program. All paid faculty at 50% time or more, in any series, are eligible to apply.
Registration details...
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UCSF/Macy Conference Highlights GME Innovations Commitment to Health Care Equity
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Despite myriad challenges facing graduate medical education (GME), "change is already happening" through diverse innovations across the US, said Macy Foundation President George Thibault, MD, at the UCSF/Macy Foundation conference held on March 30. In his opening remarks, Thibault linked GME and the healthcare system itself: "We want to celebrate GME as part of how we bring about health care reform." By Christopher Cook.
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