{"id":4785,"date":"2018-04-26T13:29:55","date_gmt":"2018-04-26T17:29:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/faculty.med.virginia.edu\/facultyaffairs\/academy-of-distinguished-educators\/ade-research\/2015-poster-session-copy\/"},"modified":"2018-04-26T13:29:55","modified_gmt":"2018-04-26T17:29:55","slug":"2015-poster-session-copy","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/med.virginia.edu\/faculty-affairs\/ade-research\/2015-poster-session-copy\/","title":{"rendered":"2015 Poster Session"},"content":{"rendered":"

Eleventh UVa School of Medicine Medical Education Poster Session<\/h2>\n

Part of Medical Education Week \u2013 March 2-6, 2015<\/h3>\n

\"med<\/a><\/p>\n

Shown from left to right: Bob Bloodgood, Evan Heald, Paul Haidet (Brodie Award Recipient), Casey White, Dean Randy Canterbury, Eugene Corbett, Chris Peterson, Tim Bender.<\/em><\/p>\n

The Medical Education Research Subcommittee of the Academy of Distinguished Educators (ADE) held the eleventh annual Medical Education Poster Session at the University of Virginia School of Medicine on March 2-6, 2015, as an integral part of Medical Education Week. Poster abstracts were accepted in two different categories: 1) medical education research and 2) innovations in medical education. Thirty-two posters were submitted; after review, 29 posters were accepted for presentation: thirteen covering medical education research and sixteen covering innovations in medical education. Seventeen posters covered aspects of UME; twelve posters covered aspects of GME; three posters covered aspects of CME. Three of the posters presented projects that were funded by the ADE Medical Education Grants Program (funded by the Dean\u2019s Office); two of the posters presented projects funded by the Arnold P. Gold Foundation; one poster described a project funded by a UVa Innovations in GME grant (funded by the UVa Medical Center).<\/p>\n

Click here <\/a>to access the index of posters presented and the poster abstracts.<\/strong><\/p>\n

As has become the custom, this year\u2019s poster session was part of an inclusive Medical Education Week of activities. Dr. Paul Haidet, Professor of Internal Medicine and Director of Medical Education Research at the Pennsylvania State University \u2013 Hershey, was this year\u2019s special invited guest and the 6th recipient of the Anne L. Brodie Medical Education Scholar Award. As a part of this award, Dr. Haidet visited UVa for two full days and met with many groups at the School of Medicine in addition to making three presentations. On Tuesday, March 3rd, at Noon, he gave a joint ASPIRE (Academic Strategic Partnerships for Interprofessional Research and Education)\/ Pediatrics Grand Rounds\/ Family Medicine Grand Rounds on \u201cInterprofessionalism at the Crossroads of Culture and Curriculum\u201d. Tuesday afternoon, Dr. Haidet ran a Workshop on \u201cTurning Medical Education Activities into Scholarship\u201d. On Wednesday, March 4th, he gave the Brodie Medical Education Award Lecture at Medical Center Hour on the subject of \u201cJazz and the Art of Teaching\u201d.<\/p>\n

The annual ADE social event was held on Wednesday evening, March 4th, to honor Dr. Haidet as well as all of the UVa faculty, residents and students involved in medical education research and curriculum innovation; Interim Dean Randy Canterbury presented remarks about the state of medical education at UVa (focusing on the recent successful LCME reaccreditation review and the implementation of recommendations from the School of Medicine Strategic Planning Process), followed by additional remarks by Dr. Haidet, our Brodie Award recipient.<\/p>\n

During Medical Education Week, four of the medical education research posters from the 2014 poster session were selected by a committee to be presented as 30 minute talks. Two of them were presented on Monday (March 2nd) and two of them were scheduled for Thursday of Medical Education Week (although their actual presentation was delayed because of snow). The four talks were:<\/p>\n