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Transform MedEd 2020
Following on from the success of the 2018 conference in Singapore, Transform MedEd 2020 was due to take place on 13-14th March 2020 in London.
An exciting two-day programme planned to bring together the diverse perspectives of medical educators, academics and innovators, with those of students, patients and industry leaders.
We postponed Transform MedEd 2020 in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. We initially rescheduled the conference for November 2021, but it was necessary to further postpone this to 2022, in light of ongoing international travel disruption. We look forward to welcoming you to Transform MedEd2022 in London on 11-12 November.
For Transform MedEd 2020 we invited abstracts exploring the conference's four themes:
We were overwhelmed with the number of high-quality submissions we received, and in order to recognise this and ensure that none of the effort that went into each abstract is lost in the Transform MedEd context, we are delighted to host a selection of posters and presentations from the authors.
Click on the icons below to view the posters under the sub-themes within each theme.
An exciting two-day programme planned to bring together the diverse perspectives of medical educators, academics and innovators, with those of students, patients and industry leaders.
We postponed Transform MedEd 2020 in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. We initially rescheduled the conference for November 2021, but it was necessary to further postpone this to 2022, in light of ongoing international travel disruption. We look forward to welcoming you to Transform MedEd2022 in London on 11-12 November.
For Transform MedEd 2020 we invited abstracts exploring the conference's four themes:
- Evidence-based Education
- Humanities and Social Sciences in Medical Education
- Technology-enhanced Education
- Partnerships in Medical Education
We were overwhelmed with the number of high-quality submissions we received, and in order to recognise this and ensure that none of the effort that went into each abstract is lost in the Transform MedEd context, we are delighted to host a selection of posters and presentations from the authors.
Click on the icons below to view the posters under the sub-themes within each theme.
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