Upcoming

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GAME 2021 #FuturistForum Virtual Conference 

Wednesday, 19th & Thursday, 20th May 2021​ 9am—1pm ET (2pm—6pm BST)

 

Join us and engage with international leaders and professionals spanning the healthcare industry who are committed to exploring the future of lifelong learning in healthcare. To learn more, click here. 

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This year, participants may engage in the Innovation Lab and submit case studies that illustrate best practices and align to the core themes of the #FuturistForum. Six projects will be selected for presentation during an Innovation Lab session during Day 2 of the conference. Click here to learn more!

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GAME Annual Assembly

Wednesday, 26th May 2021 8am— 9:15am ET (1pm BST/2pm CEST, 8pm Singapore, 10pm Australia )

 

Agenda

8:00 – 8:06  President’s Welcome & Opening Remarks 

8:05 – 8:08  Call to order

8:08 – 8:15  Strategic Initiatives 

8:15 – 8:35  Introduction to the GAME Board of Directors 

8:35 – 8:37  Treasurer’s Report 

8:37 – 9;02  Operational Update & Committee Reports

     - Education 

     - Member

     - Communications

     - FIC

     - Governance taskforce 

     - iPACME 

     - Regional Meetings

9:02 – 9:05  Calendar of Events 

9:05 – 9:14  Q&A 

9:14 – 9:15  Adjournment

 

This is a member only event. Members will receive details about this event via email. 

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Alliance CPD Pulse Point Series: Where are we now globally with medical learning and education?

Thursday, 18th March 2021​ from 2pm—3pm ET (6pm—7pm GMT)

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Get a Pulse. Inspire Action. Alliance Past President, Chitra Subramaniam, will host an interactive conversation with GAME Board Member and #FuturistForum Co-Chair Suzanne Murray, CEO & Founder of AXDEV Group, as they discuss:

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• How to enhance awareness of the impact of the pandemic on medical learning & education on a global scale

• New global trends in education

• How new educational research is investigating the impact of a virtual learning world

 

Time will be allotted to answering any questions that you may have. Click here to register. 

 

GAME Virtual Membership Meetup 

Thursday, 11th March 2021​ at 9:00 am ET (2:00 pm GMT/3:00 pm CET)

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Join us for a casual member networking event, where you and members of the GAME community can share lessons learned in 2020! 

 

This networking event will take place on Thursday, 11th March at: 

9:00 am ET  / 2:00 pm GMT / 7:00 pm IST / 10:00 pm Singapore

 

To learn more and RSVP click here.

 

APMEC 2021 Symposium and Workshop

Friday, 22nd & Saturday, 23rd January 2021

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Workshop: Friday 22nd January 2021, 1.30pm – 5.30pm

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#FUTURISTFORUM: MEDICAL LEARNING IN 2035. WHAT DID WE LEARN ABOUT THE FUTURE WHEN WE CONVENED LEADERS, INFLUENCERS AND VISIONARIES FROM THE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL LEARNING ECOSYSTEM?

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1Celeste Kolanko, 2Dale Kummerle and 3Suzanne Murray
1United Kingdom, 2USA and 3Canada 

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Workshop Description:
What will it take to ensure that the international medical education community is ready for the evolution of healthcare? How will it impact the discipline and practice of medicine? How did COVID-19 accelerate the transformation into the future? What will the future of congresses look like? To address these questions, a two-day #FuturistForum was convened by the Global Alliance for Medical Education (GAME, gamecme.org) in October 2019 and subsequent webinars in 2020. GAME is a not-for-profit organisation that facilitates best practices and collaboration in lifelong learning translation into improved healthcare. By bringing together world leaders, influencers and visionary stakeholders, from disciplines including learning sciences, medical and health education, continuing professional development, performance improvement, patient safety and population health - GAME is catalysing an exchange, dialogue and exploration process to bring forward lifelong learning translation in healthcare. High-level outcomes and discussions derived from the #FuturistForum will be used as stimulus to evolve the thinking and inspire potential solutions during the workshop. Participants will participate in small-group discussions and debate; critical reflection and feedback will be key elements of the workshop; mindfulness and meditation practices will be used.

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Participants will be able to:

1. Describe how will learning in medicine will be transformed in 10 - 15 years from now, and

2. List steps to begin taking immediately in order to prepare for the future.

3. High-level outcomes and discussions derived from the #FuturistForum will be used as stimulus to evolve the thinking and inspire potential solutions to address the future of medical and health education and learning.

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Symposium: Saturday 23rd January 2021, 10.15am – 11.15am

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LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO OPTIMISE CME/CPD, CLINICAL CARE, & PATIENT ENGAGEMENT IN THE COVID AND POST-COVID ENVIRONMENT

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1Celeste Kolanko, 2Dale Kummerle, 3Lisa Sullivan and 4Sherlyn Celone

1United Kingdom, 2USA, 3Australia, and 4USA

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Symposium Description:

In this symposium, the faculty will explore a model that develops a strategic approach to developing innovative CME through Digital Learning and Performance Ecosystem within the workplace. Starting from an organisational performance focus, this session pulls together the problems seen and responds to the underlying causes. Throughout the session the faculty and learners will proceed through the strategic components, indicating principles, tools, examples and trade-off of this model.

This will provide a systematic way of viewing the goals of Digital Learning, which can guide in developing strategies that makes sense of and integrates tactics (like asynchronous and synchronous courses, mobile, simulations, portals, micro-learning, social media and more) into an integrated, coherent and comprehensive whole. The need to address these learning tactics and models are have been enhanced due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Participants will be able to:

1. Recognise how increasing the use of digital technologies can enhance the level of engagement of physicians thus changing behaviours to help improve patient care. 

2. Describe social network concepts and approaches can be used to promote social learning in health care teams both for online and blended learning programmes.

3. Incorporate continuous planning in an education strategy from understanding the gaps to assessing the impact.

4. Design blended learning activities that incorporate a mix of live and eLearning activities to optimize learner engagement for providers, staff and patients.

5. Develop effective outcomes plans to measure change in knowledge, skills, competence, confidence and performance.

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Presentation Topics:

Engagement by Physicians for Education and Patient Engagement
Dale Kummerle, USA 

Assessing Social Media and Social Learning Platforms to Maximise Health Care Professional (HCP) and Team Learning in and Out of The Workplace
Celeste Kolanko, United Kingdom 

Practical Strategies from Assessing Organisational Need to Measuring Outcomes
Lisa Sullivan, Australia 

Designing Blended Learning to Drive Educational Impact and Performance
Sherlyn Celone-Arnold, USA

 

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