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Outcomes of a faculty development conference in Mongolia Cover

Outcomes of a faculty development conference in Mongolia

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|Nov 2016

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Table 1

Conference Schedule

TimeTopic
Day 1
1:00pmIntroductions and Conference Outline
1:30pmHistory of Residency Training in Mongolia
2:00pmHistory of Residency Training in the USA
2:30pmLife as a Resident in the USA
3:00pmBreak
3:15pmLecture on Needs Assessment for Developing a Residency Program
3:45pmSmall Group Discussions on the Ideal Residency Program (Duration, assessments, etc.)
5:30pmReport by Small Groups
5:45pmWrap up and Discussion
6:00pmAdjourn
Day 2
1:00pmLecture on Competencies
1:45pmSmall Group Discussions on Competencies
2:15pmLecture on How to Implement Competencies
3:00pmSmall Group Discussion on the Implementation of Competencies in Mongolia
3:30pmBreak
3:45pmLecture on the Administration of a Residency Program/Block Schedules
4:30pmSmall Group Work Developing Ideal Block Schedules
5:00pmLecture on How to Develop Program Goals and Objectives
5:30pmSmall Group Development of Program Goals and Objectives
6:00pmAdjourn
Day 3
1:00pmLecture on How to Develop a Competency-Based Curriculum
1:30pmSmall Group Development of Rotation Goals and Objectives
2:00pmLecture on Educational Activities within Residency
2:30pmSmall Group Development of an Educational Schedule for Program
3:15pmBreak
3:30pmLecture on Assessments (Formative vs summative, end of training assessments, giving feedback, etc.)
4:30pmSmall Group Discussion on giving Feedback in Current Residency Program
5:30pmReport by Small Groups
5:45pmWrap-up and Evaluation of Conference
6:00pmAdjourn
Table 2

Attendee self-reported knowledge before and after conference (1-5 scale)

Mean (SD)
BeforeAfter
I am familiar with competency-based medical education2.5 (0.8)4.5 (0.5)
I can develop a Needs Assessment for a course in residency2.8 (1.1)4.7 (0.5)
I can write overall goals for a residency program3.0 (1.0)4.7 (0.5)
I can develop goals and objectives for a rotation or class3.0 (0.9)4.6 (0.5)
I can create a block schedule for resident rotations3.0 (1.2)4.6 (0.6)
I can give effective feedback to a resident2.9 (1.1)4.6 (0.5)
I can give effective summative assessments3.0 (0.9)4.3 (0.6)
I value giving feedback to residents3.1 (0.9)4.6 (0.6)

[i] Note: All p values are significant at <0.001

Table 3

Impact of conference on attendees (1-5 scale)

NMean (SD)
I value attending this conference204.1 (0.9)
Small group discussions with colleagues on the ideal structure of residency training were useful194.6 (0.8)
Small group discussions on how to implement competencies in our medical education system were helpful194.3 (0.7)
Small group discussions on how to give feedback will change how I give feedback in the future184.5 (0.5)
Small group discussions on how to give assessments will change how I use assessments in the future194.5 (0.5)
Table 4

Number of days of similar faculty development training

Number of Participants
0 Days5
1-2 Days1
3-6 Days4
7-10 Days1
Table 5

Percent of material that was new

Number of Participants
20-30%2
40-50%1
60-70%4
80-100%4
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Language: English
Page range: 38 - 49
Published on: Nov 8, 2016
Published by: Global Health Institute at William Carey International University
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2016 Deborah A Kroeker, Anne Walling, published by Global Health Institute at William Carey International University
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.