2024 Medical Education Week
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2024 Medical Education Week Schedule:
Tuesday, May 14
All sessions on 5/14 will be held in-person only at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital, Royal Oak.
- 8 - 9 a.m.: Pediatric Grand Rounds: Physical Activity and Cardiorespiratory Fitness as Modulators of Health Outcomes: A Compelling Research-Based Case Presented to the Medical Community
- 9 - 10 a.m.: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence for Medicine: Lessons from Across the Healthcare AI Lifecycle
- 10 - 11 a.m.: Preparing Clinicians for AI in Healthcare: Paradigm Shift for AI in Health Professions
- 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.: Interpretability and Biases within the AI Model
- 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.: AI Panel Discussion
- 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.: Machine Learning Using Clinical Notes: Applications in Population Health
Wednesday, May 15
All sessions on 5/15 will be held in-person only at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital, Royal Oak.
- 8 - 9 a.m.: Internal Medicine Grand Rounds: William Davidson Lecture ft. Diane Levine, MD, Vice Chair, Education, Wayne State University School of Medicine
- 10 - 11 a.m.: Debriefing with Good Judgement
- 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: The Power of Point of Care Ultrasonography (POCUS) for the Generalist
- 1 - 3 p.m.: Stepping In: Creating a Culture of Respect and Inclusion - eligible for implicit bias credit
Thursday, May 16
- 8 - 9 a.m.: OB/GYN Grand Rounds: Medicine from a Public Health Lens: Heading Upstream Toward Justice
- 10 - 10:30 a.m.: Poster Winner Presentations
- 10:30 a.m.: Research Lightning Presentations - schedule of presentations will be sent at a later date to those who register
Friday, May 17
- 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.: OUWB Medical Library Educational Series: Tips on Finding the Right Journal for Your Manuscript Submission
2024 Medical Education Week Committee
- Victoria Arnold, B.A.
- Tracy Wunderlich-Barillas, Ph.D.
- Taylor Battaglia, MAT
- Ryan Fringer, M.D.
- Sarah Lerchenfeldt, Pharm.D., BCPS
- Sarah Lewer
- Robin Rivest, M.Ed., MBA
- Ann Voorheis-Sargent, Ph.D., LPC - co-chair
- Sandor Shoichet, M.D. - co-chair
- Brooke Taylor, MPH, CHCP, FACEHP
13th Annual William Davidson Medical Education Week at OUWB School of Medicine
Medical Education Week highlights innovative research and advancements in medical education at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine.
Its purpose is to honor faculty members who contribute to the improvement of medical education. The diverse and multifaceted program includes presentation of poster abstracts and prominent speakers from the medical education field who are invited to share insight and expertise.
OUWB’s Medical Education week exists in large part because of the late William Davidson, a successful businessman and founder of Palace Sports and Entertainment. In late 2007 Davidson initiated plans to donate $1 million to Beaumont with the express direction that the money be used to support medical education under the direction of his doctor and friend, Sandor H. Shoichet, M.D., FACP, program director, Internal Medicine Residency and Medical Director of Outpatient Clinics at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital, and Associate Professor of Medicine at OUWB. Davidson died in 2009 at 86.
Davidson’s generosity and the vision of Shoichet — who co-chairs Medical Education Week with Ann Voorheis-Sargent, Ph.D., director, OUWB Center for Excellence in Medical Education (CEME) — enabled Beaumont the opportunity to permanently endow faculty development, an area that many institutions recognize as important to an educational endeavor’s ongoing success, though one that often lacks adequate resources.
One of the ways the endowment accomplishes its mission is by sponsoring a nationally esteemed medical educator to be the week’s distinguished speaker in Davidson’s name. (Shoichet is shown with the 2019 speaker, Sanjay Saint, M.D., MPH)
OUWB's Medical Education Week also features poster abstracts reviewed and selected by the poster committee based on clarity, organization, and applicability to education. This upcoming year’s theme is “Reimagining Medical Education".
OUWB’s Medical Education Week traditionally is held in person at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital. More information on 2024 programming will be announced soon.
2024 Medical Education Week Winning Posters
Educational Research Poster Winner
"Analysis of Impact of Hands-Only CPR Education on Two Cohorts of Children in an Underserved Community"
Ekaterina Lavroushina Clark; Benjamin Goldstein, MD; Alan Silverman, DO, FACC; Virginia Uhley, PhD, RDN
Educational Innovation Poster Winners
Due to a tie, there are two winners this year
"Exploring the Future of Medical Education: AI Chatbots as Future Pedagogy"
Varna Taranikanti, MD, PhD; Cameron J. Davidson, PhD
"Faculty Peer Review: A Process to Evaluate and Improve the Quality of Teaching at the OUWB School of Medicine"
Cody Bailey-Crow, MEd, MA; Rose Wedemeyer, PhD; Serena Kuang, MD, PhD
2024 Medical Education Week Posters: Best of the Rest
About 2024 Poster Submissions
Eligibility for Submission
Submissions are open to all Oakland University, OUWB, and Corewell Health affiliates including faculty, clinicians, staff, students, and residents.
Abstracts eligible for submission are educational innovation or educational research. These can include topics in medical education, community health education, and patient education.
Please submit your abstract through the online submission form.
Poster Abstract Requirements
Educational Innovation abstracts are limited to 300 words, must contain the following sections: Objectives, Approach/Process, Educational Outcomes, and Evaluation Methods, and must be related to medical education.
Educational Research abstracts are limited to 300 words, must contain the following sections: Introduction, Methods, Results, Conclusions, and must be related to medical education.
Additionally, you will be asked to provide a one sentence description on how your submission connects with education.
For projects with human subjects data, please include your IRB approval number on your poster.
Poster Review
Poster abstracts will be reviewed by the poster committee and selected based on clarity, organization, applicability to education.
- Victoria Arnold, B.A. - co-chair
- Taylor Battaglia, MAT - co-chair
- Janine DeWitte, M.Ed., PHR
- Dan Nguyen, M.D.
- David Stewart, MLIS
- Ann Voorheis-Sargent, Ph.D.
- Katie Weyand, B.A.
Who is eligible to submit a poster abstract?
All Oakland University, OUWB, or Corewell Health affiliates including faculty, clinicians, staff, residents, and students may submit a poster abstract.
What poster topics are eligible?
Projects must be education focused (medical education, community education, or patient education).
There are two categories of posters:
- Educational Research - These posters will describe a project in educational research and must include results.
- Educational Innovation - These posters will describe a current project/program undertaken or implemented in education. They do not require results but do need to describe expected outcomes and an evaluation plan.
How and when do I submit a poster abstract?
All abstracts must be submitted by Friday, January 26, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. using the online submission form.
What is the required format for the poster abstract?
Educational Innovation abstracts are limited to 300 words, must be related to education, and must contain the following sections:
- Objectives
- Approach/Process
- Evaluation Plan
- Educational Outcomes
Educational Research abstracts are limited to 300 words, must be related to education, and must contain the following sections:
- Introduction
- Methods
- Results
- Discussion/Conclusions
For projects displaying human subjects data, please include your IRB approval number on your poster.
In addition, each abstract must include a title and all author names. Please include each author’s credentials (ie: PhD, MD, MS-4, etc), department affiliation, and email address. All authors will be notified of abstract submission.
How will my poster abstract be evaluated for acceptance?
Abstracts must meet evaluation criteria in order to be accepted. All poster abstracts will be blinded (all names and identifying information will be removed) and be reviewed by the Medical Education Week Poster Committee based on the abstract rubric. The reviewers will evaluate poster abstracts based on the originality of the content as well as how well each of the above sections are written in terms of quality, clarity, organization and internal consistency (appropriateness of methods, evaluation plan, etc.).
Authors of abstracts that do not meet the evaluation criteria will be contacted with one opportunity to revise their abstract.
When will I be notified if my abstract has been accepted?
You will receive an email no later than Monday, March 4, 2024 informing you of your abstract acceptance status.
Will there be awards given out this year?
A certificate will be awarded to each of the authors of the top poster in each category (educational innovation and educational research).
Can I submit a poster abstract that I have previously presented at another meeting or conference?
Yes, you may submit an abstract you have previously presented. However, you will need to modify the poster to match our template.
Does my abstract need to reflect completed projects or research?
Educational Research posters should reflect projects that are complete or mostly complete with results.
Educational Innovation posters do not need to contain results or completed outcomes, but should describe the expected outcomes and how the educational project/program will be evaluated.
Do I need IRB approval to present at Medical Education Week?
If your poster will include human subjects data, you need to have IRB approval in time to present your poster, and must include your IRB number on your poster.
Do I need to follow a particular template for creating the posters?
Yes, the template will be provided within the poster acceptance email in March.
If my poster abstract is accepted, am I required to participate in the poster session during Medical Education Week?
While you are not required to attend, we strongly encourage at least one author participate in the poster session.
Will I need to print out my poster?
No, the committee will handle all printing logistics. You simply need to send a digital file of your poster to [email protected].
When do I need to submit my digital file for my poster for printing?
Digital poster files are due Monday, April 8, 2024 by 11:59 p.m. to [email protected].
In what format(s) should I submit my digital poster file?
Please submit your digital poster file in both .PPT and .PDF formats.
Who should I contact if I have additional questions regarding poster abstracts or posters?
You should contact Tori Arnold, co-chair of the 2024 Medical Education Week Poster Committee.