Join us Sept 15, 12-1pm ET, for an engaging webinar with Cyndi Streun and Michael Dugan, both from the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB), as they explore "Digital Credentials: Hahnemann University Hospital and Beyond."
Join us tomorrow for two exciting presentations by Sascha B. Cohen and Jonathan Johnson, both from UCSF and the Ilios Project.
The National Training and Simulation Association (NTSA) is presenting the webinar "Transforming DoD's Learning Infrastructure" on Wednesday, August 26, 11am-12pm ET.
Now open for public comment is the American National Standards Institute’s (ANSI) first draft of the 2020 update to the United States Standards Strategy (USSS). This strategy details the guiding principles and approaches to how the U.S. develops standards and participates in the international standards-setting process.
The deadline to provide public comment is August 31, 2020.
A lot has been happening in the standards world that will help move the great work of MedBiquitous forward to build a better future.
The June 30th webinar featured two presentations:
The Q&A portion of the webinar is detailed below.
The June 9th webinar, "The Road to MedBiquitous," featured a keynote by Dr. Marc Triola, Associate Dean for Educational Informatics and Director, Institute for Innovations in Medical Education, NYU Langone Health, along with an overview of the MedBiquitous Program by Dr. Johmarx Patton, Director of Educational Technology and Standards, AAMC.
The Q&A portion of the webinar is detailed below.
Greetings to the MedBiquitous community.
In this quarterly update, I have several exciting things to share with you all. If you are primarily following news on MedBiquitous from this blog, please consider signing up for our newsletter by contacting medbiq@aamc.org.
The MedBiquitous Program recently launched its virtual community, MedBiquitous ThinkTank. This community space is for health professions educators and technology innovators to actively engage in the dialogue and consensus-driven process related to developing data standards for health professions education, competence assessment, and quality improvement. Aligned with the current offering of our themed webinar series, we hope this is also a valuable space to continue the conversation around presented content.
I am happy to announce that as of June 9, 2020, MedBiquitous has officially relaunched as a program of the AAMC. Although we had hoped to mark this new chapter in person together in New York, we were able to hold a virtual keynote address featuring Marc Triola, MD (NYU) and Director Johmarx Patton, MD.
