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TLHP/CfME Teaching and Learning Conference 2010

5th Annual TLHP/CfME Teaching & Learning Conference

 - Incorporating the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry e-Learning Conference

Thursday 25th March 2010, Burwalls, Clifton, Bristol

Following last year's successful conference, we are preparing for another day of workshops and discussions which we hope will be both practical and thought-provoking, as well as stimulating. The conference will afford many possibilities for networking and sharing ideas with like-minded people teaching within the NHS and medical school. We aim to break with common practice and to provide a conference that actively involves its delegates in the sessions. We welcome proposals for presentations consistent with this approach.

• Conference Programme (PDF - get adobe reader)
• Abstracts and Biographies (PDF - get adobe reader)

Programme outline

Plenaries:

• St George's University, London: Virtual Patients and Second Life.
• Peninsula Medical School: Medical Humanities for Tomorrow's Doctors.
• Aungshuk Ghosh Prize for Innovative Use of e-Learning within Medical Education: Novel e-learning resources presented by their undergraduate designers.

Parallel sessions:

• Dr. Jennifer Dolman: Involving Simulated Patients with Learning Disabilities in Training and Educating Clinical Staff.
• Dr. Barbara Laue, Prof John Kirwan et al: From Networking to Community of Practice - Fantasy or Feasible? - building a teaching community.
• Dr. Adam Malin: Establishing a Masters in Medicine Respiratory module in Mbarara, Uganda.
• Nick Butler: The Action Maze as a Teaching Tool.
• Prof. Judy Harris et al: Spiralling Simulation-based Teaching through the Bristol Medical Curriculum.
• Mike Cameron: On-line Collaboration in Teaching and Learning.
• Susan Hooper et al: This Won't Hurt a Byte: making dentistry painless - for the dentist!

See also the Bristol Medical School page relating to this conference.