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CCME 2014 Program FINAL PROGRAM Ottawa, Ontario, Canada April 25-29, 2014 Transforming Healthcare through Excellence 2014 in Assessment 16 th OTTAWA CONFERENCE 12 th CANADIAN CONFERENCE and Evaluation ON MEDICAL EDUCATION Download our MOBILE APP to view the program DETAILS AVAILABLE Photos: Ottawa Tourism AT INFO DESK www.ottawaconference.org www.mededconference.ca #ccme14 I am very pleased to extend warm greetings to everyone attending the opening ceremony of the 16th biannual Ottawa Conference and the 12th annual Canadian Conference on Medical Education, under the theme of “Transforming Healthcare through Excellence in Assessment and Evaluation.” High-quality standards and specialized knowledge help medical professionals to fulfil their responsibility of serving the common good. So I am especially pleased to see that the medical profession has set continuing professional development and succession planning as its priorities. Thanks to the dedication and commitment to excellence of Canadian medical educators, leading-edge techniques can be developed in such fields as cardiology, which benefit all Canadians and which are shared with all specialized faculties. I am sure that sharing best practices and expertise will be front and centre at this conference, helping to strengthen the professional ties that already unite all the participants. Photo: Sgt Serge Gouin, Rideau Hall © Her Majesty The Queen in Right of I wish everyone a most productive conference. Canada represented by the Office of the Secretary to the Governor General DAVID JOHNSTON March 2014 I Dear friends and colleagues, It is my pleasure to welcome you to the heart of the nation’s capital on behalf of the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Medicine as we host you for the 2014 Canadian Conference on Medical Education. This year’s format is unique as we combine the Canadian Conference on Medical Education with the Ottawa Conference, co-founded by the late Dr. Ian Hart, Emeritus Professor at the Faculty, in 1985. Held biennially, the Ottawa Conference is a forum for leaders in healthcare to exchange ideas on the assessment of competence in clinical and non-clinical domains of medical education. The theme of the 2014 conference, “Transforming Healthcare Through Excellence in Assessment and Evaluation”, will benefit greatly from the partnership between both conferences. During your time in Ottawa, I hope you will have the chance to experience firsthand what makes us a national leader in medical education by visiting our health sciences pavilion and centres of excellence which include the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Canada’s first and largest cardiovascular health centre and the University of Ottawa Skills and Simulation Centre, the largest centre of its kind in the country. Our affiliated hospitals and research institutes, including The Ottawa Hospital, North America’s largest teaching hospital, are at the forefront of health care and research and are a pivotal part of our success. I am certain you will be captivated by Ottawa: it is the home of many national treasures, including Parliament Hill and the historic Rideau Canal, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located near the provincial border of Quebec and Ontario, the city is enriched by its bilingual environment – a suitable location for the Faculty as Canada’s only bilingual medical school. On behalf of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Ottawa, I enthusiastically welcome you, colleagues and friends from faculties of medicine across Canada and around the world to the 2014 Canadian Conference on Medical Education. I am looking forward to sharing this experience with you. JACQUES BRADWEJN, MD Letter of Welcome from the Ottawa Conference Committee The Organising Committee of the 16th Ottawa Conference extends a warm welcome to participants from around the world who have come to celebrate 30 years of Ottawa Conferences “back home in Ottawa” where it all began in 1985. Over the years the Ottawa Conference has become synonymous with the state of the art in the assessment of competence in medicine and the healthcare professions, bringing together both experts and those new to the area, facilitating networking and international collaboration. The 16th Ottawa Conference will be no different, with a range of keynote speakers to challenge our thinking, symposia for debate and discussion, oral and poster presentations to share and test out our ideas, and preconference activities and conference workshops to learn in more detail how to implement new methods of assessment based on the experience of others. We are pleased to be sharing this Conjoint Conference with the 12th Canadian Conference on Medical Education. All registered participants may choose to follow the Ottawa Assessment Track, or the CCME Track, or a combination of both. The Conference Program and the Conference App will help you to make the best choices of sessions to attend based on your individual needs. If you need any assistance please ask at the information desk and we will be pleased to help. If you are a regular Ottawa Conference attendee, welcome back! If this is your first Ottawa Conference, we hope you will enjoy the friendly and collegiate atmosphere and that you will return time after time. We wish you a stimulating and enjoyable Conference in the beautiful city of Ottawa. RONALD M HARDEN On behalf of Ottawa Conference Committee We would like to pay special thanks to our sponsor The mission of the Collège des médecins du Québec is to promote quality medicine so as to protect the public. TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents The meetings and events are listed in chronological order Ottawa Conference Symposia by day. OTT SA-1, SA-2, SB-1 69 OTT SB-2, SC-1, SC-2 70 GENERAL INFORMATION viii-xx OTT SD-1, SD-2, SE-1 71 Overview ix-xiii OTT SE-2, SF-1 72 Ottawa xiii-xv OTT SF-2, SG-1, SG-2 73 Floor Plans xiv-xvii Exhibitors 185-192 Oral Presentations 79-86, 93-100, 106-113, 119-126, 133-139, 145-152, 159-165 PRE-CONFERENCE EVENTS 15-39 Poster Sessions Facilitated Sessions 86-91, 100-105, 113-117, OFFICIAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM 127-131, 139-144, 152-157, Plenary Sessions 166-171 AFMC-AMS J. Wendell MacLeod Memorial Lecture: Workshops 78, 92, 106-106, 118-119, Assessment Transformation of Health Care 61 132-133, 144, 158-159 Newer Principles of Teaching, Learning and Assessment 62 OPEN BUSINESS MEETINGS AND OTHER Making Teaching and Assessment Relevant 63 EDUCATION SESSIONS Miriam Friedman Ben-David Lecture 64 Thursday April 24 43 AFMC Hot Topic: Bringing Home the Friday April 25 43 Accreditation of our Medical Schools - Saturday April 26 45 Help us Shape our Future! 65-66 Sunday April 27 49-53 Monday April 28 53-56 Forums CaRMS 47 Tuesday April 29 56-57 AFMC Learner 68 SPECIAL EVENTS Associated Symposia Partner Special Events Educational Innovation Symposium – AFMC – Awards Reception Putting EPAs into Action in the Competency-Based and Presidential Address 175-178 Educational Environment 67 CAME – Awards Luncheon and AGM, Education Research Symposium – Certificate of Merit Awards 179-181 Assessing Clinical Teachers’ Professional Behaviours 67 VI THE 2014 OTTAWA CONFERENCE AND 2014 CANADIAN CONFERENCE ON MEDICAL EDUCATION TABLE OF CONTENTS Other Special Events Opening Reception 48 Official Conference Social Event: Ottawa Un-boring – Ticketed event for all delegates 56 University of Toronto – Faculty of Medicine Reception 53 University of Manitoba – College of Medicine – Reception 48 Queen’s University – Faculty of Health Sciences Reception 53 McMaster University – Faculty of Medicine Reception 52 University of Alberta – Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry 53 Université Laval – Faculty of Medicine – Reception 53 University of Western Ontario – Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry 53 Memorial University 52 Université de Montréal 53 University of Ottawa 53 Ottawa Conference Reunion 52 Consent to Use of Photographic Images Registration and attendance at or participation in, the 2014 Ottawa Conference and 2014 Canadian Conference on Medical Education (CCME) constitutes an agreement by the registrant to The Ottawa Conference’s and CCME’s use and distribution (both now and in the future) of the registration or attendee’s image or voice in photographs, videotapes, electronic reproductions and audiotapes of such events and activities. APRIL 25 – 29, 2014 | OTTAWA, ON VII GENERAL INFORMATION 2014 Conference Overview We are thrilled that the 16th Ottawa Conference and the 12th Canadian Conference on Medical Education (CCME) is being held conjointly in The Ottawa Conference’s birthplace city and the headquarters of the CCME secretariat; Ottawa Ontario! The conference planning committees have worked hard to ensure that the program is fully integrated with common plenary sessions and is relevant to medical education across the continuum including assessment. SOME HISTORY ABOUT THE OTTAWA SOME HISTORY ABOUT THE CANADIAN CONFERENCE CONFERENCE ON MEDICAL EDUCATION The Ottawa Conference on the Assessment of Competence The Canadian Conference on Medical Education (CCME) in Medicine and the Healthcare Professions is the leading is the premier medical education conference in Canada. international forum for exchanging ideas and The Association of Faculties of Medicine, Canadian developments in the field, with the aim of improving Association for Medical Education, Medical Council of healthcare and healthcare delivery around the world. The Canada, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons and 16th Ottawa Conference will address what is recognised The College of Family Physicians
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