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Faculty Development Series Workshop
University of South Carolina
October 25, 2008

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Faculty Development Series Workshop

Workshop Information

This workshop is cosponsored by STFM and the University of South Carolina.

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October 25, 2008
"Early bird" deadline extended
Register by Oct 1 and save $50

The workshop is at the Capstone Building – Campus Room
University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC

STFM will once-again take our successful Faculty Development Series workshop on the road to South Carolina – following in the footsteps of our successful programs at UCLA and Ohio State University over the last couple of years. With many faculty forced to limit their travel due to shrinking budgets, we are bringing this full-day workshop to you!

What Will I Learn By Attending This Workshop?

This year’s workshop will focus on helping faculty build their knowledge and skills on the subject of preparing learners for practicing in patient-centered medical homes.  Just as clinical practice transformation involves a fundamental rethinking of how care is provided, so too will it require new and innovative educational models to transform our teaching environments to support education for the future. This day-long, interactive workshop will include presentations and discussions on various components of the new model, as well as some time to reflect on how faculty can emerge from this process rejuvenated in their own careers.

For Additional Workshop Info Contact STFM at 800-274-2237, ext. 5410
Fax: 913-906-6096
E-mail: pnoland@stfm.org

 

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