Educational Scholarshipin the

Queen’s CBME Transition

Denise Stockley, PhD, Professor and Scholar in Higher Education

Rylan Egan, PhD, Office of Health Sciences Education

Outline

1. Going Public 2. Current Scholarship3. Scholarship Supports4. Next Steps

Great Expectations: Chapter Nine

Going Public - Education

Scholarship

Defining Education Scholarship

Education Scholarship is an umbrella term which can encompass both research and innovation in health

professions education.

Long-term Plan – Building a Collaborative Education Scholarship Approach to CBME (2015-2018)

• Everyone contributes to the conversation about education scholarship in CBME

• Those who want to go deeper - ongoing data collection, articles, presentations, reports on the CBME Implementation

• Edited book based from Queen’s PGME “Great Expectations”

It’s not just about publishing papers . . .

Research Innovation

Purpose

“Continue a conversation”

explore for greater understanding

Change current practice, improve outcomes of

learning,

Products Papers, conference presentations, posters

Teaching materials, assessment tool, technical

paper/report, invited consultations & presentations

Keep track of everything!

Current CBME Scholarship

Assessment and EvaluationCardiologyEmergency MedicineFamily MedicineFaculty DevelopmentMedical OncologyObstetrics/GynecologyOffice of Health Science EducationPediatricsPsychiatrySurgeryOthers…

Scholarship Supports

Internal – CBME Scholarship Team – Denise StockleyAssessment and Evaluation – Laura McEwanFaculty Development – Richard van WylickOffice of Health Science Education –Rylan Egan

Office of Health Sciences Education

• Provide leadership in scholarship and innovation in teaching and learning

• Work with faculty and educational leaders to ensure that teaching practices and curriculum design are in keeping with the latest advancements in teaching and learning

• Supports faculty wishing to undertake educational scholarship and research and education

• To assist in the development, dissemination, and evaluation of innovation in teaching and learning

Next Steps: Creating Opportunities

For more information or to engage in the process, contact:

Denise Stockley – stockley@queensu.ca