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Meeting Contacts:

Registration:
Audrey Saunders
asaunders@aamc.org
202-828-0417

Program Content:
Sallyann Bergh
sbergh@aamc.org
202-862-6289

Logistics:
Angela Smith-Young
asyoung@aamc.org
202-828-0532

AAMC Project Medical Education Workshop

Hands-on Session to Assist You in Planning Your Project Medical Education Program

Thursday, May 22, 2008 - Westin Casuarina Las Vegas Hotel, Casino & Spa - Las Vegas

Project Medical Education steering committee members and 2007 program hosts planning to attend the May 21 Best Practices meeting do not need to attend the May 22 PME Workshop. This workshop is intended for individuals who have never hosted a program. Individual forms for the Best Practices meeting were included in an email and can be returned to the meeting planners. Thank you.


Meeting Details:

Agenda:

Download PDF
(8 pages)
(includes registration and hotel Information)

Register Online:

Fee: $200.00
Register Online
(Online registration will close May 15, 2008)

Register by mail or fax:

Registration Form
(Writable PDF, 1 page)

Hotel:

Westin Casuarina Las Vegas Hotel, Casino and Spa
You may make your reservation online or, contact the hotel directly by calling 866-837-4215. Be sure to identify yourself with the AAMC 2008 Project Medical Education Workshop in order to receive the group rate.

Room Rate:

$179.00 Single/Double
Plus 9% tax
Deadline: 4/18/2008

AAMC's Project Medical Education (PME) works with AAMC-member institutions to radically advance policymakers' and opinion leaders understanding of medical education. The PME model program is an excellent way for you to ensure that your key audiences realize the significant contributions made by academic medicine and to garner their support for medical education.

The Project Medical Education model is an interactive program where your attendees assume the roles of medical students, residents, and faculty physicians. To date, nearly 800 policymakers have attended a PME program hosted by over 60 institutions. The PME training manual and supplementary materials are designed to minimize the amount of planning that you will need to do when hosting policymakers at your own campus or hospital. To help you develop your PME program, organize a planning team at your institution and attend this workshop where you and your team members will:

  • find out more about the advantages of hosting a PME program at your institution;
  • gain step-by-step planning instructions for organizing your PME event;
  • determine the key messages that you want to send to legislators and influential policymakers;
  • and hear about best practices, lessons learned, and ways to make sure your program is a success.

Who should attend?

This one-day workshop is designed for faculty and staff who are responsible for education affairs, public relations, institutional affairs, government relations or any other discipline that may be involved in educating policymakers and influential stakeholders. If you are considering hosting a PME program at your institution within the next year, the workshop will prove to be extremely valuable.

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