21– 22 September 2012 Inclusion, Innovation and Crowne Plaza Coogee Beach, SydneyInvestment for the future 21–22 September 2012 Sydney

Inclusion, Innovation and Investment for the future

www.meded12.com.au PROGRAM BOOK Medical Deans and New Zealand Inc extends its appreciation Welcome Committee members to the following sponsors for their invaluable commitment and support I am delighted to welcome you to the fourth national Medical Education Conference to the MedEd12 Conference: Chair: Professor David Wilkinson, Medical Deans presented by Medical Deans. Professor Ben Canny, Medical Deans This year’s conference, following the theme: Inclusion, Innovation and Investment Professor Tarun Sen Gupta, Medical Deans for the Future promises to deliver a hugely stimulating and interesting program that Professor Richard Hays, Medical Deans provides medical educators, government Mr Romlie Mokak, AIDA stakeholders, and doctors in training with insight and perspective on the rapidly Dr Latisha Pettersen, AIDA changing state of play within the industry. Dr Jagdishwar Singh, CPMEC

We welcome and thank our invited guest Dr Simon Willcock, CPMEC speakers Professor Jim McKillop, Professor Ian Chubb and Dr Peter Ellyard for Professor Jane Dahlstrom, CPMC making themselves available to present at Dr Peter White, CPMC MedEd12 and we very much look forward to their presentations over the coming days. Dr Andrew Singer, DoHA

I would also like to extend a warm Mr George Beltchev (proxy), HWA welcome to our national invited speakers and panellists who have kindly agreed Mr Ben Wallace HWA to present and participate within the Dr David Ellwood, AMC conference program. With a vast range of expertise and experience from our group Professor Liz Farmer, AMC of national speakers, this is sure to deliver Professor John Nacey, MCNZ informative debate during our multiple panel discussions. Mr James Churchill, AMSA

Finally, I would like to thank the Steering Dr Ross Roberts – Thomson, AMACDT Committee and program working groups Dr Robert Mitchell, AMACDT for their diligence and commitment in the construction of this year’s MedEd12 Dr David Harding, Medical Deans* Conference Program. Ms Monique Hourn, Medical Deans* We hope you enjoy the MedEd12 Conference, Mr Adam Seifman, Medical Deans* Ms Mary Solomon, Medical Deans*

*Indicates involvement in both Steering & Organising Committees Professor David Wilkinson Chair MedEd12 Steering Committee

2 3 www.meded12.com.au Conference Information Conference Dinner Registration Date: Friday 21 September The registration desk is located outside the pre- Time: 7:00pm – 10:30pm function area to the Oceanic Ballroom. Staff will be at the registration desk to assist you with any enquiries. Venue: Wylies Baths Registration desk operating hours: Address: Neptune Street, Coogee NSW Live Twitter Wall Tickets: $120.00 MedEd12 smartphone app Thursday 20 September 4:00pm – 6:00pm Dress Code: Smart Casual What is eMobilise? How to interact with the “Live Twitter Friday 21 September 7:00am – 5:30pm Please note: There are a limited numbers of tickets eMobilise is a smartphone application (app) produced Wall” during the innovation session? 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PRESENTING HEALTH WORKFORCE AUSTRALIA’S There are currently more than 20,000 INAUGURAL CONFERENCE participants in the MSOD Project.

medical schools outcomes database There are currently 1834 participants who have completed the CMSQ, EQ and PGY1Q. This is expected to increase to The Medical Schools Outcomes Database over 3400 by the close of the 2012 PGY1Q. and Longitudinal Tracking (MSOD) Project is the world’s first nationally coordinated 79% of participants changed their mind project for tracking medical students through about their preferred specialty of future medical school and into prevocational and medical practise between the CMSQ and vocational training. Through Medical EQ. This drops to 47% between EQ and PGY1Q. C Deans, all Australian and New Zealand

M medical schools are involved in the project 77% of respondents in the 2011 EQ Y both as stakeholders and participants. accepted internships in jurisdictions other

CM than their preferred jurisdiction of future MSOD data can be made available to MY medical practise. medical schools, collaborating organisations CY and interested individuals. Contact us to find 18% of commencing participants indicated Tuesday 13 & Wednesday 14 CMY out more: that they would like to practise in a regional K November 2012 +61 2 9114 1680 or rural area. This drops to 14% for graduating participants. http://www.medicaldeans.org.au/medical-schools-outcomes-database Crown Conference Centre, [email protected] CMSQ – Commencing Medical Students Questionnaire www.facebook.com/msodproject EQ – Exit Questionnaire PGY1Q – Postgraduate Year 1 Questionnaire www.hwa.gov.au The project was possible due to funding made available by Health Workforce Australia (2011 onwards) and The Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing (2004-2011). [email protected] Guests Speakers

Professor Jim McKillop Professor Ian Chubb AC Dr Peter Ellyard Following graduation from Glasgow in Professor Ian Chubb AC commenced Peter Ellyard is Australia’s most Peter Ellyard’s most recent books are Designing 2050: 1972, Jim trained in general medicine, the role of Australia’s Chief Scientist in prominent futurist, and is a strategist, Pathways to Sustainable Prosperity on Spaceship nuclear medicine and thyroid disease May 2011. Prior to this Professor author and speaker. As a speaker his Earth (2008), and Destination 2050: Concepts Bank in Glasgow and at Stanford University Chubb had been Vice-Chancellor of addresses are noted for being and Toolkit for Future-Makers (September 2011). His in California. He was Muirhead The Australian National University, a informative, inspiring and highly first book, Ideas for the New Millennium (1998, 2001) Professor of Medicine at Glasgow position he held from 2001 to 2011. Before moving to motivational. A graduate of Sydney was an instant best-seller. University from 1989 till 2011. His clinical and in 2001, Professor Chubb was Vice- University and of (PhD) with a research interests were in acute medicine, nuclear Chancellor at Flinders University from 1995 to 2000, background on both physical and biological sciences, medicine and thyroid disease. He has published more and Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor at Monash he spent 15 years as a CEO of public policy than 200 peer-reviewed papers. University from 1993 to 1995, Chair of the organisations including two associated with He has a career long interest in medical education Commonwealth’s Higher Education Council Environment and Planning, and one with Industry and and helped develop the Glasgow integrated medical (1990-1995) and Deputy Vice-Chancellor at University Technology, and was also Chief of Staff of an curriculum introduced in 1996. From 2000 – 2006 of Wollongong. Environment Minister in Canberra for three years, he was Head of the Undergraduate Medical School Professor Chubb was made an Officer of the Order before formally becoming a futurist after his in Glasgow. He was Deputy Executive Dean of the of Australia in June 1999, for his services to higher appointment as CEO of Australia’s Commission for Faculty of Medicine from 2007 – 2010. He has been education and research. In June 2006 he was the Future. a member of GMC Council and Chair of the GMC appointed a Companion of the Order of Australia for Peter Ellyard is currently Chairman of the Preferred Undergraduate Education Board since 2008. He is “service to higher education including research and Futures Institute and the Preferred Futures Group, chairing the current review of Good Medical Practice, development policy in the pursuit of advancing the which he founded in 1991. He also chairs the the GMC core guidance for all doctors. Before joining national interest socially, economically, culturally and Sustainable Prosperity Foundation and two start-up Council he was a Team Leader for GMC inspections environmentally and to the facilitation of a knowledge- environmental companies. He is Adjunct Professor of medical school from 2003-2009. He chaired the based global economy”. of Intergenerational Strategies at the University of NHS Education for Scotland Medical Advisory Group In 2011 Professor Chubb was Australian of the Year Queensland, and is a Fellow of the Australian College from 2004 to 2010 and is a member of the Board for the Australian Capital Territory. of Educators, the Environment Institute of Australia for Academic Medicine in Scotland. He was chair of and New Zealand, and the Australian Institute of the Scottish Deans’ Medical Education Group (which Professor Chubb has published widely in his chosen Management. He is an elected Member of the produces the internationally used curricular outcomes field of neuroscience, and has been the recipient International Union of Associations, based in Brussels, document “The Scottish Doctor”) from 2005-2009. of a number of academic awards and named which has 45,000 international NGO members. fellowships in Australia and abroad. He has been Previous external commitments include the appointed to various professional associations, such Peter Ellyard has been a Senior Adviser to the United Administration of Radioactive Substances Advisory as serving as Chair of the President’s Group of the Nations system for more than 30 years including to Committee of the Department of Health, (chair 1996 International Association of Research Universities, the 1992 Earth Summit where he was a senior advisor to 2004), the Scottish Medical and Scientific Advisory with the Australian Vice Chancellor’s Committee on both the climate change and the biodiversity Committee (chair 2001 – 2007) and Congress as Past President and Board Member, and Chair conventions. In this he was the only Australian and President for the European Association of Nuclear and Board Member of the Group of 8 Australian one of only 20 globally. At other times he has been a Medicine in 1997. research universities. senior consultant to the UNEP, UNDP and UNESCO. He has an interest in doctors with a disability based He has also advised the OECD over 20 years. on his own history of polio and was Vice Chair of the He has developed unique intellectual property and GMC and Medical Schools Working Group which methodologies – a futurist’s toolkit- to assist people developed the Gateways Guidance on medical to understand and anticipate what the future might students with a disability. His other interests are music bring, and assist them to develop and implement (especially opera), travel and the outdoors, sport visions and strategic actions to become both resilient (especially football and cricket) and reading fiction. future-takers in, and purposeful future-makers in 21st century society. Most of the job categories and products and services of 25 years hence have yet to be invented. Peter Ellyard can describe what these products and services will be. Peter envisages a global society that is prosperous, sustainable, harmonious, secure and just in the year 2050, and narrates what is being done, and can be done, to ensure its emergence. In doing this he is describing the emerging 21st century global economy.

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4:00pm – Afternoon Tea 4:30pm Oceanic Investing in a clinical academic workforce: challenges and opportunities 21– 22 September 2012 Inclusion, Innovation and Ballroom Crowne Plaza Coogee Beach, SydneyInvestment for the future 21–22 September 2012 Sydney Panel discussion Facilitator: Professor Nicholas Talley Detailed Program Panellists: Professor Warwick Anderson 4:30pm – Professor James Angus 5:30pm Dr Georga Cooke Friday 21 September 2012 Professor Richard Doherty Professor Christine Kilpatrick Oceanic Welcome to MedEd12 Conference Ms Catherine Pendrey Ballroom Associate Professor Victoria Brazil Welcome: Professor Justin Beilby Session Summation: Professor Ian Chubb Professor David Wilkinson 9:15am – 7:00pm – Conference Dinner Wylies Baths 10:30am Welcome to Country: La Perouse Local Aboriginal Land Council 10:30pm Minister’s Address: The Honourable Tanya Plibersek MP, Minister for Health Keynote Address: Professor Jim McKillop Saturday 22 September 2012 Keynote Q & A: facilitated by Professor David Wilkinson 10:30am – 8:45am – Oceanic Morning Tea Reflections from Day 1 11:00am 9:15am Ballroom Innovation for performance Oceanic Professor Brendan Crotty & Professor Peter Smith Part A Ballroom Oceanic Allan Carmichael Memorial Lecture Introduction: Mr James Churchill 9:15am – Ballroom 9:45am 11:00am – Guest Speaker: Dr Peter Ellyard Dr Michael Bonning 12:30pm Short Presentations: Mr Ben Veness Inclusive Medical Education Oceanic Dr Will Milford Part A Ballroom Mr Jon Evans 9:45am – Introduction: Professor Richard Hays Dr Leonie Watterson 10:30am Response: Dr Peter Ellyard Guest Speaker: Professor Jim McKillop 12:30pm – Introduction to Concurrent Sessions: Professor Richard Hays Lunch 1:30pm 10:30am – Morning Tea Innovation for performance Oceanic 11:00am Part B Ballroom Inclusion Workshops Panel Discussion Facilitators: Mr James Churchill & Professor Liz Farmer Centennial Widening access into medical education: Dr Jag Singh 1:30pm – Panellists: Dr Peter Ellyard 11:00am – Room 2:30pm Mr Jon Evans 12:15pm Oceanic Indigenous patient and student: Dr Tammy Kimpton & Professor Richard Murray Dr Will Milford Ballroom Mr Ben Veness Coogee Disability versus Impairment: Professor Ben Canny Dr Leonie Watterson Room Session Summation: Mr James Churchill & Professor Liz Farmer Inclusive Medical Education Oceanic 2:30pm – 12:15pm – Part B Ballroom Short Break 1:15pm 2:40pm Workshops report back: Facilitator: Professor Richard Hays Oceanic Strategic investment in Medical Education: When, where, how and why? Session Summation: Professor Michael Kidd AM Ballroom 1:15pm – Lunch Introduction: Dr Andrew Singer 2:00pm Guest Speaker: Professor Ian Chubb Oceanic MedEd12 Conference Outcomes & Action 2:40pm – Panel Discussion Facilitator: Associate Professor Victoria Brazil Ballroom 4:00pm Panellists: Professor Nicholas Glasgow 2:00pm – Key outcomes and recommendations 3:30pm Mr Shane Solomon Development of an Action Plan Mr Ben Wallace Dr Diane Watson Closing remarks: Professor Justin Beilby Professor Andrew Wilson Conference Close

10 11 www.meded12.com.au Panellists & Other Speakers Allan Carmichael Memorial Lecture

Professor Allan Carmichael OAM projected medical student numbers. The review’s Professor Warwick Anderson CEO, National Health and Medical Research Council joined Medical Deans (then known findings provided the basis for the development of Professor James Angus, AO Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University as CDAMS) on his appointment as a national approach to understanding the impact of of Melbourne Dean of the Faculty of Health increased student numbers on clinical placements Science at the University of and how these could be expanded. A/Professor Victoria Brazil Senior Staff Specialist, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Tasmania in 1997. He was a Allan also strengthened Medical Deans’ member of the leadership team Professor Justin Beilby President, Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand Inc relationships by consistently conveying the from 2003, Vice-President from 2005-7 and elected importance of working together to ensure optimum Professor Ben Canny Deputy Dean, MBBS, Monash University the inaugural President of the newly created outcomes for medical education and training in the incorporated body, Medical Deans Australia and context of the whole continuum. Mr James Churchill President, Australian Medical Students’ Association New Zealand Inc, from 2007-2009. He forged closer ties with the Deans’ partner Dr Georga Cooke Senior Teaching Fellow, Centre for Research in Evidence Based As the inaugural President, Allan set a course that bodies, CPMC and CPMEC, and the students Practice, Bond University both established Medical Deans as a key political through AMSA- resulting in an unprecedented player in medical education and training, and set a Professor Brendan Crotty Pro Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Health, Deakin University joint submission on accreditation by the four remarkable standard for those who succeeded him. bodies in 2008. Professor Richard Doherty Dean, Royal Australasian College of Physicians Allan’s outstanding personal characteristics A highlight of Allan’s presidency was the of integrity and insight, combined with deep development, and signing, of the 2008-2011 Mr Jon Evans Director Health Strategy, Director of Health Innovation & Reform, knowledge and experience, gave him the passion Department of Health, Victoria Collaboration Agreement between Medical Deans to work in partnership with governments and and the Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association Professor Liz Farmer Consultant, Australian Medical Council broaden the influence Medical Deans had in the which properly acknowledged the on going realm of public policy. commitment of Medical Deans to work with AIDA Professor Nicholas Glasgow Dean, Medicine & Health Sciences; Dean, Medical School, Australian As President, Allan sought to position the Deans at to deliver real outcomes to Close the Gap in health National University Canberra the forefront of the discussions and negotiations, outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander . Professor Richard Hays Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine, Bond University and achieved great success. The Deans had Allan died on 28 January, 2012 after a short battle significant access to the federal Minister for Health with mesothelioma. Professor Michael Kidd AM Executive Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences, Flinders University and the Department of Health and Ageing, as well as the Health Workforce Principal Committee, In recognition of Allan’s contributions to medical Professor Christine Kilpatrick Chief Executive Officer, The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne the National Health Workforce Taskforce, the education and training, Medical Deans has established the Allan Carmichael Memorial Lecture, Dr Tammy Kimpton Vice President, Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association Medical Training Review Panel (MTRP), Universities Australia, and the soon to be created, Health to be held on an annual basis, and with a focus Dr Will Milford Chair, AMA Council of Doctors-in-Training Workforce Australia. In his first year as President, on partnership. Professor Richard Murray Dean and Head of School, School of Medicine & Dentistry, Allan led a comprehensive review by Medical Deans The inaugural lecture will be delivered by James Cook University (for the MTRP) of clinical training needs based on Dr Michael Bonning. Ms Catherine Pendrey Vice President (External), Australian Medical Students’ Association. The Honourable Tanya Plibersek MP Federal Minister for Health Dr Andrew Singer Principal Medical Advisor, Department of Health and Ageing Dr Jagdishwar Singh General Manager, Confederation of Postgraduate Medical Education Councils Professor Peter Smith Dean, Faculty of Medicine, UNSW Mr Shane Solomon Chair, Independent Hospital Pricing Authority Professor Nicholas Talley Pro Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Health, University of Newcastle Mr Ben Veness President-elect, Australian Medical Students’ Association Mr Ben Wallace Executive Director, Clinical Training Reform, Health Workforce Australia Dr Diane Watson CEO, National Health Performance Authority Dr Leonie Watterson Director, Simulation Division, Sydney Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre Professor David Wilkinson Chair, MedEd12 Steering Committee Dean of Medicine, Professor Andrew Wilson Executive Dean, Faculty of Health, Queensland University of Technology

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The LIME NETWORK Program has achieved • Developing and implementing internal significant outcomes including: review tools to support medical schools to • The biennial LIME Connection reflect and evaluate their performance conference to provide a forum for • Publication of the tri-annual LIME knowledge transfer and dissemination Network Newsletter promoting best • The facilitation of bi-annual Reference practice and sharing successes in the field Group meetings to provide the • Maintaining the LIME Network Website opportunity for those working in housing information on LIME Network Indigenous health within medical projects, including the Resources schools to collaborate, share Database and other news and events www.limenetwork.net.au information, provide feedback and • Supporting Indigenous students to peer network understand the pathways to studying • Building the evidence base of medicine through the Indigenous the efficacy of Indigenous health Pathways into Medicine Online Resource The Leaders in Indigenous Medical Education (LIME) Network is a dynamic network that curriculum development and • Building linkages across health disciplines implementation as well as Indigenous encourages and supports collaboration within and between medical schools in Australia and with medical colleges through student recruitment and retention networking and information sharing and New Zealand to improve Indigenous health outcomes through medical education. initiatives through publications such as the Good Practice Case Studies • Supporting collaboration between medical Booklet and the Special Edition schools and their local Indigenous Community Controlled Health Organisations The aims of the LIME NETWORK are designed to: of the ANZAHPE Focus on Health Professional Education Journal through the facilitation of Regional Meetings • Enable the continuing • Develop pathways for vertical development and implementation integration of Indigenous health of quality Indigenous health curricula and student recruitment The LIME NETWORK Program stemmed from the Committee of Deans of curricula to improve medical strategies with specialist colleges Australian Medical Schools (now Medical Deans) Indigenous Health Curriculum education for all medical students Development Project, in which the Indigenous Health Curriculum Framework • Strengthen Indigenous health was developed. The Framework was the first of its kind to be adopted by medical • Build on and strengthen initiatives across health disciplines schools across Australia and has been included in the Australian Medical Council’s appropriate recruitment and • Facilitate key relationships between accreditation guidelines for basic medical education since 2006. retention initiatives for Indigenous Indigenous community controlled students health organisations and medical • Build the capacity of those schools to improve collaboration, Contact the LIME NETWORK team for further information: working in Indigenous health at student placement opportunities and E: [email protected] medical schools research initiatives T: +61 3 8344 9160 The LIME NETWORK is hosted by the Onemda VicHealth Koori Health Unit within the Melbourne School of Population Health at the University of Melbourne.

The LIME NETWORK recognises and promotes the primacy of Indigenous leadership and knowledge. It is a program of Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand that receives funding from the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.

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