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CONGRESS 2004 An international congress linking CME and CPD to health outcomes May 16-19, 2004 - Toronto The Fairmont Royal York Hotel |
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Program |
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Confirmed Speakers Jeremy Grimshaw, MB ChB, PhD, University of Ottawa, on guideline implementation: clues and tips for the new CME/CPD provider Rajesh Mangrulka, MD, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, on targetting and structuring information resource use � a path towards informed clinical decisions Karen Mann, PhD, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the role of educational theory in CME � has it helped us? (Additional plenary speakers being confirmed) Central Theme This CME Congress presents a framework for the broad range of complex, interrelated activities related to �continuing medical education�:
A particular focus will be on how to reduce the �gap� between high quality evidence about appropriate care and actual practice. How can we better facilitate the �translation� of knowledge into practice? What insights evolve from a broader view of the complex sequence of processes involved? What synergies can various disciplines provide? Format The main program of CME Congress 2004 will have five sessions of a half day each. Each session will have a plenary presentation related to the major themes, following concurrent seminars and research paper presentations. Poster presentations will be mounted during most of the Congress. A special feature of the Congress will be the opportunity for participants to join �learning communities.� Participants can sign up in advance to be part of a small group that will meet daily at specified times for members to share their learning interests, discuss progress on them, and to learn from others in the group. Committees |
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Preliminary Program | Printable version |
The preliminary outline of the main program is presented below. The plenary session topics and speakers will be announced in April 2003, along with the first call for proposed symposia, research papers, and posters. Proposals will be due in October. The detailed program listing all presentations will be available in January 2004.
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Sunday May 16 | Monday May 17 | Tuesday May 18 | |||
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Registration Breakfast |
Exhibit & Poster Set-up |
Breakfast |
Learning Community |
Breakfast |
Learning Community |
A. 1st Plenary Session B. Concurrent Seminars/ Papers C. Concurrent Seminars/ Papers |
Exhibit & Poster Set-up Exhibits & Unmanned Posters |
G. 3rd Plenary Session H. Concurrent Seminars/ Papers I. Concurrent Seminars/ Papers |
Exhibits & Unmanned Posters |
J. 4th Plenary Session K. Concurrent Seminars/ Papers L. Manned Posters |
Exhibits & Unmanned Posters |
Lunch: Introduce Learning Communities | Learning Community | [Free Time] | Business Meeting (?) | Lunch | Learning Community |
D. 2nd Plenary Session E. Manned Poster Session F. Concurrent Seminars/ Papers |
Exhibits & Unmanned Posters |
M. Concurrent Seminars/ Papers N. Concurrent Seminars/ Papers O. 5th Plenary Session |
Exhibit & Poster Take-Down |
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Dinner |