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    • Themes >
      • Evidence-based education
      • Partnerships in medical education
      • Technology-enhanced education
      • Humanities and social sciences in medical education
      • Bright ideas in medical education
    • Guidelines for Presenters
  • Keynote Speakers
    • Professor David Cook
    • Professor Rachel Ellaway
    • Professor Alan Bleakley
    • Professor Walter Eppich
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Transform MedEd 2020. Global Challenges, Local Impact. 13-14 March 2020. London
Jointly organised by
Imperial College School of Medicine
Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
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Evidence-based education
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What will the future of medical education look like? What are some of the major challenges health professionals of tomorrow will face? How can we equip our learners with the necessary competencies to both address these challenges and thrive? In keeping with the overall conference vision we are keen to promote truly transformative learning within the Evidence-based education theme.
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Evidence-based education  promotes critical thinking and better patient care by aiming to make decisions more structured and objective by better reflecting on evidence from research. Research can and has led to changes in standard treatments where practices that were once considered to be helpful actually proved to be harmful when studies were carried out. This theme explores the ways in which evidence-based education has changed learning and teaching medicine and how it better equips doctors for the healthcare of tomorrow.


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