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Medical Education
Medical school faculty and administrative resources to help you drive innovation, improve student performance and connect with peers around the globe.
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Special Lecturio Events and Networking Opportunities
Special Lecturio Events and Networking Opportunities
Durable
Learning
Seminar
The Neuroscience of Learning: Insights for Better Learning, Remembering, and Motivation
Attendees: Deans and faculty / Duration: 60 minutes
Workshop
Apoyando el bienestar en las facultades de medicina a través de la implementación del aula
Attendees: Deans and faculty / Duration: 60 minutes
Durable
Learning
Seminar
Instructional Design: How Best to Optimize the Learning Process
Attendees: Deans and faculty / Duration: 60 minutes
Demo
Lecturio Platform Demo
Attendees: Deans and faculty / Duration: 60 minutes
Seminar
Series
Our next academic seminar will take place on June, 22, 2021.
Further information will be coming soon.
Workshop
Clinical Case Writing Workshop:
Socrates & Hipocrates: Utilizing Questions to Improve Medical Teaching
Attendees: Deans and faculty / Duration: 60 minutes
Lecturio Pulse
Navigating the New Normal in Medical Education
Re-envisioning Medical Education:
Turning Constraints into Opportunities
A presentation designed to highlight opportunities for medical and nursing schools for moving from Remote Emergency Teaching to a new paradigm of Highly Effective Evidence-Based Medical Education.
“I would like to think that there will be with this pandemic a real silver lining” – Dr. Peter Horneffer
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Disaster Medicine Special Interview:
Perspective From the Eye of the Storm
An interview outlining how medical school leaders can be prepared not only to survive disruptive events, but also play a crucial role in the recovery of their organization and community.
“The eye of the storm passed over the island of St Maarten, passed over our school, and gave us an unrequested front row seat.” – Dr. Heidi Chumley
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Pulse Seminars
Pulse Articles
In this article, we explore a concept that has not gained a lot of attention in medical education: metacognition. We start by explaining what metacognition is and why it is relevant for educators and learners.Â
Guiding students toward a purposeful, productive, and effective path to foster durable learning is an essential goal for medical educators. That goal can be advanced by the implementation of active learning, which …
There are several evidence-based, data-driven approaches to education that promote effective long-term knowledge retention, the most important of which are retrieval-based learning strategies.Â
The Lecturio Journey
Insights and Perspectives from Our Users
Texas A&M, College of Medicine
“The clinical aspects with the diseases is really top notch, so we are going to continue using it, and optimize and figure out how we could better use it.”
Dr. Ian Murray, Instructional Associate Professor
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Khalifa University, College of Medicine and Health Sciences
“I think Lecturio stands out by the quality of its lectures, and also the customer service”
Dr. Jennie Lou, Assistant Dean for Medical Education
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Dominican University, Borra College of Health Sciences
“After implementing Lecturio, along with some other curriculum changes, our first time pass rate on the PANCE for the class that just graduated is 97%, which is way above the national average.”
Julia Sonnichsen, Assistant Program Director & Clinical Assistant Professor
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Meet Us At
Upcoming Medical Education Events and Conferences
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Meet our Medical Education Programs Director
Peter Horneffer, M.D
TEDx Talk: How to Fix the Global Physician Shortage -
Change How Medicine is Taught
Dr. Horneffer shares his journey from Yale to Johns Hopkins to heart surgery and what he realized when he was asked to assist with bringing medical education to an underserved Pacific island.
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Dr. Horneffer attended Johns Hopkins for medical school and residency, and practiced medicine as a cardiac surgeon in Maryland, USA. In mid-career, he was asked to help bring medical education to the underserved in the Pacific area. He accepted the position as Dean of a medical school, based in Independent Samoa, which he led to become the first accredited school in the world to use an entirely online didactic curriculum to educate medical students simultaneously on multiple continents. Today he is helping evolve medical education by serving as Executive Dean for a small Government- chartered Jamaican school (AAIMS) to improve teaching and train physicians for an underserved part of the country. At Lecturio, he serves as Director of Medical Education, helping shape its innovative learning-science based offering, which is used by medical students and schools around the world.