AOE Quarterly Meeting December 10, 2012
Feb 20, 2016
AOE Quarterly Meeting
December 10, 2012
Agenda
• Brief overview of activities• Report from the advocacy work group• Community Conversation with Dean Roper
Executive Committee Update
• Proposal coming via email soon to:– Establish only one membership
category for faculty in AOE– Invite resident members– Other minor edits
• Vote on bylaw changes in February at Quarterly meeting
Educational Scholarship
• Deb Bynum’s recent sessions• Visiting professor January 8-9th
– Graham McMahon, MD– Sessions morning, noon, and
afternoon• Reminder of the poster session at this
year’s banquet– May 16th at the Carolina Club
AOE Educational Advocacy Update
AOE Mission Statement
• to promote and support excellence in teaching and the work and career paths of excellent teachers
• to promote and fund curricular innovation, evidence-based curricular change and a scholarly approach to the education mission
• to provide a forum for education leadership and advice for the Dean, Vice Dean for Academic Affairs, Vice Dean for Medical Education and the leadership of the curriculum
Work so far
• Introductory sessions defining work group process and suggesting topics
• Enterprise Computer System: Educational opportunities & challenges
• “Service vs. Education”
Work Group Process
• Unified voice for UNC Medical Education Community
• Consulting role/ voice at the table as key topics are discussed at institutional level
• Leader for each sub group• Sub groups generate agenda, educational
talking points, and vet ideas with AOE membership
Enterprise Computer System
• Ryan Madanick led sub group focused on educational concerns as regards selection & implementation of new computer system • Facilitates easily – cosigned medical student orders• Retention and display of medical student progress
notes• Medical student creation of discharge summaries
• Fed forward to selection committee and institutional IT leaders
“Service vs. Education”
• GME - Do service obligations detract from educational opportunities?
• Medical students want more service• Meeting November 28, sub group will
• Advocate for system enhancements facilitating residents to spend increased time on patient care/ education
• Explore innovations to increase service opportunities for medical students
• Draft AOE statement on fundamental role of patient care in medical education
• Mike Myers, Kevin Biese, and a medical student leader will co-lead this sub group
Future Directions
• Can AOE help standardize role of educational contributions in promotion process?
• Can AOE interact with medical alumni and NC physicians to recruit their participation in the medical school?
• Can AOE provide input as medical student curriculum is restructured?
• Other directions?
Community Conversation with Dean Roper
Thank you for your participation
in AOE.