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Зміст Organizer/Presenter 1 NamePresenter 2 Name Presenter 3 Name Presenter 4 Name Instructions for Submission Notification of acceptance will be sent in early January. |
PROPOSAL SUBMISSION FORM for CONFERENCE Sessions Submission Deadline: October 30, 2012 The 2013 Program Planning Committee invites proposals for Conference Sessions. Please supply the following information for your proposed session. All proposals must be submitted in the format requested to be reviewed. All presenters listed must register for the meeting by April 1, 2013.
Please complete the following:
Presenter Information: All presenters listed must register for the meeting by April 1st
^ Please forward this completed form to Julie Hewett, Association Manager at julie@iamse.org no later than 5:00PM (Eastern Standard Time) on October 30, 2012. All proposals must be submitted in the format requested to be reviewed. All presenters listed must register for the meeting by April 1, 2013 ^ Travel expenses and meeting registration are the responsibility of the authors. Authors are expected to disclose any real or perceived conflicts of interest at the time of session submission. *Workshop: The purpose of a 90 minutes workshop is to delve into a topic of general interest and relevance to medical education and/or to develop a skill in greater depth. Methods can be variable but should be interactive. Not more than one third of the time should be used for formal presentation ** Panel Discussion: A panel discussion is a session of 60 minutes on a specific topic. The panel will consist of 3 to 6 invited specialists in the field. A moderator will introduce the panel members and the topic of discussion in a short introduction of 10 minutes. The rest of the session is reserved for moderated audience discussion with comments and questions ***Focus Sessions: The purpose of a 60 or 90-minutes focus session is to “focus” on a specific topic in small group discussion format. Groups of 10-15 individuals consider a particular topic with the aim of reaching consensus or general recommendation. Formats can be variable. For instance, the Session Leader may arrange for the pros and cons of a particular issue to be presented by a mini-panel discussion. Alternatively, the group may be subdivided and certain tasks assigned to be developed for summary during the last 20-minutes of the session. Discussion and consensus/resolution is the goal, so not more than one third of the time is to be used for formal presentation (half of the time if using panel discussion format) Page of © International Association of Medical Science Educators |