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- 19th EURACT Bled Course: LEARNING AND TEACHING ABOUT THE IMPACT OF NEW INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN MEDICAL EDUCATION IN GENERAL PRACTICE/FAMILY MEDICINE
Bled, Slovenia, Septemeber 7th – 11th, 2010
Past Workshops
- 13th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: Learning and teaching about patient centred clinical care in modern crosscultural communitiesin General/Family Practice
7-14 September 2004, Bled, Slovenia - 12th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: Learning and teaching about ethical problems in General/Family Practice
2-6 September 2003, Bled, Slovenia - 11th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: Learning and teaching about medical errors in General/Family Practice
3-7 September 2002, Bled, Slovenia - 9th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: Learning and teaching about evidence based medicine in General/Family Practice
5-9 September 2000, Bled, Slovenia
Past Courses
- The EURACT Advanced Teaching Skill Course for Teachers and trainers in Family Medicine - 23rd-27th March 2010 - Cappadocia, Nevsehir - Turkey
- LEONARDO EURACT TRAINING THE TRAINERS COURSE
22-25 May 2005, Kusadasi, Turkey - 1st ANNUAL MEETING OF GP/FM TEACHERS IN EUROPE: A teacher's forum. At the crossroads of the education
10-11 September 2004, Kranjska Gora, Slovenia - LEONARDO EURACT TRAINING THE TRAINERS COURSE (PDF Format)
12-16 May 2004, Zakopane, Poland - TEACHING THE TEACHERS: How to teach patient involvement in medical decisions
9-10 November 2002, Paris, France - TEACHING THE TEACHERS: How to teach prevention
11-12 November 2000, Paris, France - TEACHING THE TEACHERS: Meeting the individual needs
18-20 May 2000, Eger, Hungary
13th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: Learning and teaching about patient centred clinical care in modern crosscultural communitiesin General/Family Practice
13th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
Bled, Slovenia: September 7-11, 2004
http://www.drmed.org
LEARNING AND TEACHING ABOUT
PATIENT CENTRED CLINICAL CARE
IN MODERN CROSSCULTURAL COMMUNITIES
IN GENERAL/FAMILY PRACTICE
Course directors
Janko Kersnik (Slovenia)
Yonah Yaphe (Israel)
Manfred Maier (Austria)
Jaime Correia de Sousa (Portugal)
Amanda Howe (Great Britain)
Resource persons
Igor A vab (Slovenia)
Janos Szabo (Hungary)
Mladenka VrciA¦-KegleviA¦ (Croatia)
Mateja Bulc (Slovenia)
Gianluigi Passerini (Italy)
Social programme
Nena KopA¨avar-GuA¨ek
Local support
Polde Zonik
PATRONAGE
The course is organised by Slovene Family Medicine Society and under the patronage of the European Academy of Teachers in General Practice (EURACT) and with the support of the EURACT service function task force. EURACT council members also serve as additional resource persons.
INTRODUCTION
The world is getting smaller. Genaral practitioners are increasingly coming in contact with people from different countries and culture is becoming an important issue that determines communication between the doctor and the patient. Doctors need tools that would help them in their work in a multicultural environment.
Because of the nature of general practice it is important that these issues are properly taught in a GP setting. This is the challenge that this year's course of learning and teaching in family medicine is aiming to address. The participants will have an opportunity to share their views and experiences with dealing with patients from different cultures. Because of the international nature of the course, we will be able to exchange opinions and views from different health care systems, societies and cultures.
The participants of the course will be able to attend the 1st annual meeting of GP/FM teachers in Europe and present their products from the groups during it for the price of attending the course.
OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE
At the end of the course the participants will be able to:
- Understand the meaning of patient centerdness and partnership model of clinical care in doctor patient relationship
- Understand the importance of patient centerdness and the partnership model of clinical care
- Understand the importance of appropriate relationship between patient and the doctor in the context of his/her everyday routine and principles of general practice
- Use strategies for dealing with delicate issues of doctor patient relationship
- Apply the strategies in a practical situation
- Understand the importance of incorporating teaching about doctor patient relationship in their students' and trainees' programmes
- Develop a teaching strategy on doctor patient relationship in general practice that can be used in his/her country
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The course is aimed at general practitioners involved in teaching general practice at university or practice level and will be held in English. It will be based on presentations by experts, group work, field work and open discussion in small groups and plenaries. The participants will be supplied with course material in advance. A EURACT certificate will be issued to the participants at the end of the course. The participants will be able to visit family offices and explore the organisation of primary health care in Slovenia.
SOCIAL EVENTS
Pre-conference: sightseeing, mountain trip etc. Participants have to apply through the hotel. Igor will probably organise a short walking trip on Sunday for the course directors and group leaders (as every year) for those who will arrive earlier.
During conference: dancing lessons, vine inspection, waterpolo, farewell dinner etc.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The course will be held in Bled, Slovenia. Bled is a tourist resort in the Northwest of Slovenia and is easily accessible by car, train or plane. The course fee is set at 200 EURO and will include course materials, organisation of the course, conference attendance and the participation in exciting social events. There is a 40 EURO reduction of the course fee for EURACT members. A limited number of sponsored places is available through the EURACT sponsorship programme. Details will be available at the EURACT website: www.euract.org. Detailed programme will be available on Slovene Family Medicine Society webpage www.drmed.org and www.drmed-mb.org.
The interested participants should send their preliminary applications until June 20 to the following address:
Janko Kersnik
Koroska 2
4280 Kranjska Gora
Slovenia
e-mail: janko.kersnik@s5.net
tel.: +386-4-588-46-01
fax.:+386-4-588-46-10
www.drmed.org www.drmed-mb.org
or
Prof. Igor A vab
Department of Family Medicine
Poljanski nasip 58
P.O. Box: 2218
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
tel.: +386-1-438-69-15
fax.:+386-1-438-69-10
e-mail: Igor.Svab@mf.uni-lj.si
12th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: Learning and teaching about ethical problems in General/Family Practice
12th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
Bled, Slovenia: September 2 - 6, 2003
LEARNING AND TEACHING ABOUT
ETHICAL PROBLEMS
IN GENERAL/FAMILY PRACTICE
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11th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: Learning and teaching about medical errors in General/Family Practice
11th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
Bled, Slovenia: September 3 - 7, 2002
LEARNING AND TEACHING ABOUT
MEDICAL ERRORS
IN GENERAL/FAMILY PRACTICE
| COURSE DIRECTORS | |
| Igor A�vab Gianluigi Passerini Jaime Correia de Sousa Yonah Yaphe |
(Slovenia) (Italy) (Portugal) (Israel) |
| RESOURCE PERSONS | |
| Janos Szabo Mladenka Vrcic-Keglevic Reinhard Doerflinger Mateja Bulc Janko Kersnik |
(Hungary) (Croatia) (Austria) (Slovenia) (Slovenia) |
PATRONAGE
The course is organised under the patronage of the European Academy of Teachers in General Practice (EURACT)and with the support of the EURACT service function task force. EURACT council members also serve as additional resource persons.
INTRODUCTION
Today's physicians are faced with an increasing pressure to work effectively and without mistakes. The pressure from the public is increasingly challeging.It is obvious that medical errors are a part of doctor's reality and increasingly expersts agree that a rational and systematic approach to this matter is necessary. Strategies for dealing with medical errors already exist, but they are not universally known nor universally applicable. The challenge how to teach about medical errors in a GP setting is an important one. General practice/family medicine has a developed specific approaches how to deal with the many aspects of medical errors that frequently occur in practice. The teaching methods how to convey these approaches to students, trainees and experienced doctors are not universally known and need to be adapted to the situation where the doctor practises.
SPONSORSHIP
A limited number of sponsored places is available through EURACT scholarship programe. For information contact dr. Egle Zebiene (egzeb@smc.lt)
OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE
At the end of the course the participants will be able to:
- Understand the extent of the problem of medical errors
- Understand medical errors in the context of his/her everyday routine and principles of general practice
- Use strategies for dealing with medical errors in his/her practice
- Apply the strategies in a practical situation
- Develop a teaching strategy for medical errors in general practice that can be used in his/her country
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The course is aimed at general practitioners involved in teaching general practice and will be held in English. It will be based on presentations by experts, group work and open discussion in small groups and plenaries. The participants will be supplied with course material in advance. A EURACT certificate will be issued to the participants at the end of the course.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The course will be held in Bled,Slovenia. Bled is a tourist resort in the northwest of Slovenia and is easily accessible by car, train or plane. The course fee is set at 200 EURO and will include course material, organization of the course and the participation in social events. There is a 40 EURO reduction of the course fee for EURACT members.
The interested participants should send their preliminary applications until June 25 to the following address:
Igor A�vab
Medical faculty
Department of Family Medicine
Poljanski nasip 58
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
tel.: +386-1-438-69-15
fax.:+386-1-438-69-10
e-mail: Igor.Svab@mf.uni-lj.si
9th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: Learning and teaching about evidence based medicine in General/Family Practice
SLOVENIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, FAMILY MEDICINE SOCIETY
MEDICAL FACULTY LJUBLJANA
INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH OF THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA
Bled, Slovenia: September 5 - 9, 2000
LEARNING AND TEACHING ABOUT
EVIDENCE BASED MEDICINE
IN GENERAL/FAMILY PRACTICE
| COURSE DIRECTORS: | Igor A vab Gianluigi Passerini Jaime Correia de Sousa Yonah Yaphe Janos Szabo |
(Slovenia) (Italy) (Portugal) (Israel) (Hungary) |
PATRONAGE : The course is organised under the patronage of the European Academy of Teachers in General Practice (EURACT) and with the support of the EURACT service function task force. EURACT council members also serve as resource persons.
RESOURCE PERSONS: Gertraud Rothe (Austria), MAYrten Kvist, Mladenka Vrcic-Keglevic (Croatia), Kvetoslav A ipr (Czech Republic), Ivar A~stergaard (Denmark), Margus Lember (Estonia), Paula VainiomA¤ki (Finland), Bernard Gay (France), Gernod Lorenz (Germany), Anastasios Simeonidis (Greece), Gio Batta Gottardi (Italy), Michael Boland (Ireland), Owen V Clark (Ireland), Egle Zebiene (Lithuania), Dag H SA¸vik (Norway), Harry Crebolder (The Netherlands), Adam Windak (Poland), Isabel Dos Santos (Portugal), Adrian Restian (Romania), Igor Denisov (Russia), Csaba Arnold (Hungary), Anton Budak (Croatia), Dolores Fores (Spain), Eva Jurgova (Slovakia), Anna KA¤llkvist (Sweden), Werner Ringli (Switzerland), Okay Basak (Turkey), Grigory Lisenko (Ukraine), Justin Allen (United Kingdom).
INTRODUCTION
Today's physicians are faced with identifying, evaluating, and applying a huge quantity of medical information. The medical information system is a "jungle" in which the unguided visitor can become lost or disoriented. From original research to clinical experience, each source of medical information is valuable; the trick is to learn which source is best for the specific information being sought. Armed with this guide, clinicians can find the most appropriate source of information, evaluate it quickly, and apply it confidently in their efforts to provide the best care for their patients.
OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE
At the end of the course the participants will be able to:
- Understand the logic behind EBM
- Use strategies for finding EBM
- Understand EBM in the patient's context (the family and community)
- Search for an answer to clinical problems
- Make an audit of own work from the perspective of EBM
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The course is aimed at general practitioners involved in teaching general practice and will be held in English. It will be based on presentations by experts, group work and open discussion in small groups and plenaries. The participants will be supplied with course material in advance. A EURACT certificate will be issued to the participants at the end of the course.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The course will be held in Bled, Slovenia. Bled is a tourist resort in the northwest of Slovenia and is easily accessible by car, train or plane. The course fee is set at 170 ECU and will include course material, organization of the course and the participation in social events. There is a 40 ECU reduction of the course fee for EURACT members.
The interested participants should send their preliminary applications until June 1. to the following address:
Igor A vab
Institute of Public Health
Trubarjeva 2
61000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
tel.: +386-61-1323-245
fax.:+386-61-323-955
e-mail: Igor.Svab@ivz-rs.si
Leonardo EURACT course
Leonardo EURACT course
for trainers in Family Medicine
May 22-25, Kusadasi, Turkey
European Academy of Teachers in General Practice
Course directors
Adam Windak (Poland)
Justin Allen (Great Britain)
Egle Zebiene (Lithuania)
Igor Svab (Slovenia)
Athanasios Simeonidis (Greece)
Yonah Yaphe (Israel)
Resource persons
Simon Gregory (UK)
Okay Basak (Turkey)
Introduction
Over recent years a greater proportion of the teaching at undergraduate level is being provided by primary health care teachers, including general practice based teaching, clinical skills training etc. This has led to an increase in the demand for teachers coming from a practice setting. There is s similar need for trainers involved in specialty training for general practice. Most of trainers in practice, working on one-to-one basis, are not trained for this task.
The basic principles required for this type of teaching are different from other teaching methods. One-to-one teaching in the practice setting requires the application of specific methodologies and evaluation techniques, which may involve the patient with possible consequences to his/her health status. It also requires special knowledge and skills in feedback, and a close working relations between trainee and trainer.
General aim of the course: to improve quality of General Practice/Family Medicine teaching in European countries.
Objectives of the Course
- To improve level of one-to-one teaching in European countries
- To ensure dissemination of knowledge and skills by course participants in their own countries
- To stimulate development of FM teaching in participating countries
Content of the course The Leonardo EURACT course for trainers in Family Medicine was designed and developed jointly by European Academy of Teachers in General Practice (EURACT) and the Leonardo da Vinci project â€oTowards development of the European Network of Postgraduate and Continuing Education of Family Physiciansâ€?. The course is divided into 11 working sessions. Each session contains several modules, presenting a good mixture of different working styles. Main topics of the course: â€oWhat is a good trainerâ€?, â€oPractice organizationâ€?, â€oAdult education theoryâ€?, â€oLearning stylesâ€?, â€oPersonal learning planâ€?, â€oTeaching methodsâ€?, â€oFeedbackâ€?, â€oDesigning the programmeâ€?, â€oAssessment and evaluationâ€?, â€oPlans for practical implementationâ€?. Most of the activities are based on active and interactive work of the participants. Course participants will be provided with course materials, prepared by course organizers.
Participants
Teams of four teachers from six different countries have been selected by their national EURACT representatives. These teams will be expected to translate the course materials and repeat the course in their own countries in local language. The participants belonging to these teams are sponsored and all their costs will be covered by the organizers. However in addition to these sponsored places there are a further 8 places available for participants who are able to meet the costs of attending the course (course fee, travel and accommodation). Such direct applicants should be general practice/family medicine teachers, involved in one-to-one teaching in a practice setting.
General Information
The course will be held in Kusadasi, one of Turkey's principle holiday resorts. Situated on the west coast of Turkey- 90km south of Izmir, Kusadasi, is reputed for one of the most attractive cities of the Aegean, as it is close to the important historical sites including Ephesus, Didyma, Priene, Miletos-the principals of ancient times.
Course venue is the Pine Bay Marina Hotel
http://www.specialhotelsturkey.com/kusadasi-pine-bay-marina-hotel.htm
Sponsored team participants will be accommodated in this 4 star hotel.
Direct Applicants
For individual direct applicants prices are 31 Euro per night/per person in double room (all inclusive), 41 Euro per night/per person in single room (all inclusive) in the Pine Bay Hotel. Alternatively there is the Korumar hotel, a 5 star hotel, prices are 75 Euro per night/per person in a single room.
http://www.ephesusguide.com/korumar_hotel.php.
When making hotel reservations, please, refer to the â€oEURACT courseâ€? to get the special price.
The course fee is €350 for direct participants, reduced to €250 for current EURACT members and will include course materials, organisation of the course, conference attendance and the participation in social events.
For any questions about accommodation and travel you may contact Okay Basak, e-mail address: obasak@superonline.com
Fee may be transferred to the EURACT bank account directly, or paid on-site. For any questions concerning the course, please, contact Egle Zebiene, e-mail address: egzeb@smc.lt
Registration for the course should be sent until the 1st of April 2005 to:
Egle Zebiene
Seskines Outpatient Clinic,
Seskines 24,
LT-07156 Vilnius,
Lithuania
Fax: +37052468569
e-mail: egzeb@smc.lt
1st ANNUAL MEETING OF GP/FM TEACHERS IN EUROPE: A teacher's forum. At the crossroads of the education
SLOVENE FAMILY MEDICINE SOCIETY - SLOVENIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY PRACTICE, UNIVERSITY LJUBLJANA
INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH OF THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA
INSTITUTE OF FAMILY MEDICINE
1st ANNUAL MEETING OF GP/FM TEACHERS IN EUROPE
Kranjska Gora, Slovenia, September 10–11, 2004
http://www.drmed.org
AT THE CROSSROADS OF THE EDUCATION
Call for abstracts and registration form
AIMS OF THE CONFERENCE
The conference is aiming at the educators in primary care who are involved in teaching at university or practice level and will be held in English. The main aim is to exchange the experiences and to propose effective strategies, models, curricula and methods of teaching GP/FM at undergraduate and postgraduate level. During the conference there will be a mixture of invited lectures, presentations, panel discussions, poster presentations and group work. The modules produced during the 13th international course will be presented to the conference audience.
Programme committee
Janko Kersnik (Slovenia)
Igor A vab (Slovenia)
Yonah Yaphe (Israel)
Manfred Maier (Austria)
Jaime Correia de Sousa (Portugal)
Amanda Howe (Great Britain)
Gianluigi Passerini (Italy)
Social programme
Nena KopA¨avar-GuA¨ek
Local support
Polde Zonik
PATRONAGE
The conference is organised by Slovene Family Medicine Society and under the patronage of the European Academy of Teachers in General Practice (EURACT) and with the support of the EURACT service function task force. EURACT council members also serve as additional resource persons.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The conference will be held in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia. Kranjska Gora is a tourist resort in the Northwest of Slovenia and is easily accessible by car, train or plane. The conference fee is 100 EURO. We have chosen an array of interesting keynotes and have invited distinguished speakers to cover the issues. We invite you to send an abstract for the parallel presentation or for the workshop. Three workshops will be covered by the products of the course on teaching patient centred care.
To learn more about meeting place visit http://www.kranjska-gora.si/index.php?l=3 and about the venue hotel Larix visit http://www.htp- gorenjka.si/an_gorenjka.html. We suggest an early room booking through the main registration office by letting them know you are participating the conference and/or the course: Hotel Larix, Borovska cesta 99, 4280 Kranjska Gora, Tel.: +386 4 5884 100, Fax: +386 4 588 44 70, E-mail: info@htp-gorenjka.si. We will help you to get the most convenient transfer from the airport Ljubljana (45 minutes by taxi: http://www.lju-airport.si/eng/flight.asp?mode=d&IDm=210) or any other neighbouring airports (Klagenfurt (60 minutes by taxi: http://www.klagenfurt-airport.at/index_de.html#), Triest (2 hours), Venice (2,5 hours), Graz (2 hours), Salzburg (2 hours).
Detailed programme will be available on Slovene Family Medicine Society webpage www.drmed.org or www.drmed-mb.org and www.euract.org.
ABSTRACTS
Presentations and workshops on the topic of the conference are welcomed. Abstracts for the presentations and workshops not exceeding 250 words should be send in word format by e-mail to the programme committee by the June 20. The address is janko.kersnik@s5.net. The programme committee will decide on the acceptance of the proposed abstracts and will decide the format of the presentation. The presenting author will be notified on the decision by the end of July. The decision of the committee is final. The abstracts will be published on the webpage www.drmed-mb.org.
The interested participants should send their preliminary applications until June 20 to the following address:
Janko Kersnik
Koroska 2
4280 Kranjska Gora
Slovenia
e-mail: janko.kersnik@s5.net
tel.: +386-4-588-46-01
fax.:+386-4-588-46-10
www.drmed.org, www.drmed-mb.org
or
Prof. Igor A vab
Department of Family Medicine
Poljanski nasip 58
P.O. Box: 2218
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
tel.: +386-1-438-69-15
fax.:+386-1-438-69-10
e-mail: Igor.Svab@mf.uni-lj.si
Preliminary registration form
Name: ................................
Address: .............................
I am interested in the participation/I will partiipate to the conference and I would like to receive further information on the detailed programme to the above address.
TEACHING THE TEACHERS: How to teach patient involvement in medical decisions
TEACHING THE TEACHERS:
HOW TO TEACH PATIENT INVOLVEMENT
IN MEDICAL DECISIONS
Saturday November 9th, 2002 - Sunday November 10th, 2002
Paris (France)
A two day course associated with the French CNGE School
Especially for organisers and GPs involved in teaching the teachers programmes
in the different European countries.
Jointly organised by:
EURACT: European Academy of Teachers in General Practice
CNGE: French National College of Teachers in General Practice
Course language: English
Description
The European Academy of Teachers in General Practice and the French National College of Teachers in General Practice propose an annual meeting for GP teachers. The main goal is to develop the training of teachers and to plan a course. Since 1996, this CNGE Course develop the implementation of new methods and involved GPs from many European countries who had the opportunity to exchange their experiences. The target of this workshop is European course organisers, really involved in specific vocational training of General Practice in their own countries. This year, the topic is centred on "Patient involvement in medical decisions: from practice to teaching."
Objectives
- To improve patient involvement concerning their health care.
- To identify and teach methods to involve patients in medical decisions.
- To use Patient involvement as a support for teaching general practice.
- To promote Patient empowerment during the training process.
Course organiser
- Pr. Bernard Gay (CNGE, France)
Experts
- Pr. Glyn Elwyn (Professor of general practice. University of Cardiff. UK)
- Pr. Marianne Samuelson (Professor of general practice. Head of the Department of General Practice. University of Caen. CNGE, France)
Number of participants: max. 20
PROGRAMME
Learning and teaching through Patient Involvement
Patient involvement in medical decisions
Definition and practical applications
Patient empowerment in teaching process
Definition and practical applications
Methods
Lectures, workshops and discussions
Formative assessment
Timetable
Saturday, November 9th: 9h30 a.m. - 5h30 p.m.
Sunday, November 10th: 9h00 a.m. - 4h30 p.m.
PRACTICAL ARRANGEMENTS: be careful, it is a new place
Venue
Hotel Campanile Porte de Bagnolet,
28, avenue du General de Gaulle
93541 Bagnolet Cedex (France)
Tel : 01 48 97 36 00
15 minutes from Chatelet Les Halles
Metro: Gallieni (line 3)
Course
It will take place inside the Hotel, during a normal session of the CNGE School
Registration fee including lunch and coffee breaks
100 € for EURACT members
200 € for non-EURACT members
5 places can be sponsored by EURACT for 5 participants
Contact Egle Zebienne, Seskines Outpatient Clinic, Seskines str.24, LT-2010, Vilnius, Lithuania,
Fax: + 3702 468336s; e-mail egzeb@smc.lt
Hotel accommodation
Single 55.50 €, double 62 €
For registration and further information, please contact
Ecole du CNGE
6 bis, rue des 2 communes
94300 VINCENNES. France
Tel : 00 33 1 53 66 91 81
Fax : 00 33 1 53 66 91 88
E-mail: ECOLECNGE@wanadoo.fr
Web site: www.cnge.org
APPLICATION FORM
Name:
Address:
Tel:
Fax:
E-mail:
register for the CNGE course
is paying member of EURACT
Please send your inscription by post, by fax (00 33 1 53 66 91 88) or by E-mail (ECOLECNGE@wanadoo.fr)
Deadline: 31st October 2002
TEACHING THE TEACHERS: How to teach prevention
TEACHING THE TEACHERS:
HOW TO TEACH PREVENTION
Saturday November 11th, 2000
Sunday November 12th, 2000
Paris La DA©fense (France)
| A two day course associated with the French « School of Riom » (CNGE)
Especially for organisers and GPs involved in teaching the teachers programmes in the different European countries. Jointly organised by :
with the support of Merck Sharp & Dohme-Chibret pharmaceutical company.
Course language : English |
Description
The European Academy of Teachers in General Practice and the French National College of Teachers in General Practice propose an annual meeting for GP teachers. The main goal is to develop the training of teachers and to plan a course. Since 1996, this Riom Course develops the implementation of new methods and involved GPs from many European countries who had the opportunity to exchange their experiences. These two days are intended for European course organisers, involved in vocational training in their own countries. This year, the topic is centred on Prevention : how to go from practice to teaching ?
Objectives
- To use Prevention as a support for teaching general practice
- To adapt this pedagogical innovation to the particular conditions of teaching
- To promote Prevention in the training curricula
Course organiser
- Dr. Bernard Gay (CNGE, France)
Experts
- Dr. Leo Pas, Belgium
- Dr. Marianne Samuelson (CNGE, France)
Programme
Learning and teaching through Prevention
Prevention for practising
Definition and practical applications
Prevention for teaching
Definition and practical applications
Methods
Lectures, workshops and discussions
Formative assessment
Timetable
Saturday, November 11th : 10h00 a.m. - 6h00 p.m.
Sunday, November 12th : 9h00 a.m. - 4h30 p.m.
Number of participants: max. 20
PRACTICAL ARRANGEMENTS
Venue : Hotel Mercure, 17 esplanade Ch. de Gaulle
92000 Paris Nanterre (France)
Tel : 01 46 69 68 00
15 minutes from Place de l'Etoile
Metro : RER A, Nanterre PrA©fecture
Course : it will take place inside the HA´tel, during a normal session of the School of Riom
Registration fee including lunch and coffee breaks :
100 Ecu for EURACT members
150 Ecu for non-EURACT members
Hotel accommodation is free when staying at Hotel Mercure, thanks to the support of MSD-Chibret pharmaceutical company.
For registration and further information, please contact :
Ecole de Riom
Secretariat CNGE
23, avenue de Wagram
75017 Paris. France
Tel : 00 33 1 40 68 04 17
Fax : 00 33 1 55 37 94 25
E-mail: CNGE@wanadoo.fr
Web site: www.cnge.org
TEACHING THE TEACHERS: Meeting the individual needs
European Academy of Teachers
in General Practice
Hungarian Academy of Teachers
in General Practice
Department of Family Medicine
TEACHING THE TEACHERS
Meeting the Individual needs
Hotel Flora
Eger, Hungary
Description
The European Academy of teachers in General Practice (EURACT) and the Hungarian Academy of Teachers In General Practice have taken the initiative for this course which is intended to help new teachers and trainers to discuss the process of learning and education.
The target group of the course are general practitioners involved in medical education. The course will be based on short presentations by experts, group work and open discussion in small groups. The participants will be supplied with course material in advance. A EURACT certificate will be issued to the participants at the end of the course. The course will be limited to 25 participants.
Objectives
- To learn to identify one's own needs as teachers.
- To enhance the use of the principles of adult learning.
- To enhance skills in assessing learning needs.
Methodology
- Aimed at inexperienced or relatively inexperienced teachers in GR Based on adult learning tailored to individual needs.
- Active participation: learning by doing.
Course organiser:
Dr. Janos Szabo, EURACT councilor for Hungary
Course Leaders:
Dr. Justin Allen is honorary secretary of the joint committee on postgraduate training for general practice of the RCGP, deputy director of postgraduate GP education.
South Trend and EURACT councilor for the United Kingdom.
Dr. Ivar Ostergaard is course organiser specific training scheme in general practice in Aarhus and EURACT councilor for Denmark.
Dr. Athanasios Simeonidis is Vice-President of ELEGEIA, deputy director of vocational training at the Reg. Gen. Hospital AXEPA. Thessaloniki, and EURACT councilor for
Greece.
PROGRAMME:
Thursday 18 May
1400 Introductions Group interaction
1500 Education Theory Presentation
1530 Break
1600 Developing a timetable Small group work
1730 Thoughts so far Plenary session
1800 Feedback exercise Trios
1930 End
Friday 19 May
0900 Where are we - hot topics to be covered - Plenary discussion
0930 Teaching methods Presentation wit brainstorming
1030 Break
1100 Teaching practice -develop a tutorial
1230 Lunch
1400 Teaching from the consultation Presentation
1430 Direct methods Small group workshop
1545 Break
1615 Indirect methods Small group work
Saturday 20 May
0900 Where are we - hot topics to be covered
0930 Assessment of learning needs Presentation
1030 Break
1100 Assessment practice in - Small group workshop
1230 Lunch
1400 Evidence based education Presentation/ discussion
1500 Theory to practice -developing a learning plan - Small group workshop
1545 Break
1615 Continue workshop
1700 Course evaluation
1800 Close
General Information:
Plenary
The course will be at the hotel Fl6ra in Eger. Eger is located in the north-east part of Hungary, 120 km from the Capital. It is a nice baroque city, cultural and educational centre of the region. 1'articipant will be informed of the most comfortable approach.
The registration fee is at 130 EURO for EURACT members and 170 EURO for non EURACT members.
This includes course material, drinks and lunches.
The interested participants should send their applications before
1 April 2000 to:
Janos Szabo
Heves, Alkotmany ut59.
Hungary
E-mail: szabodr@mail.matav.hu
tel: +36 30 915 1200; FAX: +36 1 355 8530
Accommodation:
Hotel Flora Eger:
single-room price: 8000 HUF double-room price: 11000 HUF
(This price is per night and includes Taxes, VAT, breakfast.)
Council meeting - LillafA1red, Hungary, April 2005 - LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
Council meeting - LillafA1red, Hungary, April 2005
List of Participants
Members present:
- Dr. Justin Allen, United Kingdom, President
- Dr. Adam Windak, Poland, Honorary Secretary
- Dr. Athanasios Simeonidis, Greece, Honorary Treasurer
- Prof. Jan Heyrman, Belgium, EB member
- Prof. Job F.M. Metsemakers, The Netherlands, EB member
- Dr. Mladenka Vrcic-Keglevic, Croatia, EB member
- Prof. Anders Baerheim, Norway
- Dr. Okay Basak, Turkey
- Dr. Francesco Carelli, Italy
- Dr. Dolores ForA©s, Spain
- Dr. Luis Filipe Gomes, Portugal
- Dr. Samira Herenda, Bosnia & Herzegovina
- Dr. Janko Kersnik, Slovenia
- Dr. Jaroslava Lankova, Czech Republic
- Dr. Margus Lember, Estonia
- Dr. Monica Lindh, Sweden
- Dr. Roar Maagaard, Denmark
- Dr. Fergus D. O'Kelly, Ireland
- Dr. Iuliana Popa, Rumania
- Dr. Roger Price, United Kingdom
- Dr. Smiljka Radic, Serbia & Montenegro
- Dr. Ruta Riba, Latvia
- Dr. Bernhard Rindlisbacher, Switzerland
- Dr. Llukan Rrumbullaku, Albania
- Dr. Mario R. Sammut, Malta
- Dr. Wolfgand Spiegel, Austria
- Prof. Igor Svab, President of WONCA Europe
- Dr. JA!nos SzabA3, Hungary
- Prof. Paula VainiomA¤ki, Finland
- Dr. Stefan Wilm, Germany
- Dr. Yonah Yaphe, Israel
- Dr. Egle A1ebiene, Lithuania
Members absent:
- Dr. Bernard Gay, France
- Dr. Eva JurgovA!, Slovakia
- Prof. Olga Kuznetsova, Russia