18. Grazer Konferenz, 2014
Paracelsus Medizinische Universität Salzburg
3. - 5. April 2014
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Leitung: | Waltraud Eder, Salzburg |
Karl Kremser, Wien | |
Jörg Stein, Innsbruck | |
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Titel: | 18. Grazer Konferenz |
Untertitel: | Education for Medical Future |
Herausgeber: | Herbert Plass |
Seitennummer | dem Artikel entnehmen |
Verlag: | Eigenverlag |
ISBN: | 978-3-200-03700-7 |
Artikel:
Workshops
- Bedside Teaching
Jan Breckwoldt - What should medical students learn from a the nursing perspective?
Margitta Beil-Hildebrand - Peer Teaching
Michael Ross - Assessment of clinical competence by OSCE
Günter Körmöczi, Monika Himmelbauer, Stefanie Seitz - DOPS MiniCEX
Karen Pierer - Analysis of Multiple Choice Exams
Michaela Kastaller
Vorträge und Diskussionen
- Which competences do physicians need in 10-15 years from now?
Martin Fischer - Experiences in OSCE: at the University of Zurich
Jan Breckwoldt - Experiences in OSCE: at the University of Graz
Angelika Hofer - Experiences in OSCE: at the University of Innsbruck
Wolfgang Prodinger - Assessment in medical education
Karen Pierer - Competencies of physicians required from the perspective of nursing – international development
Margitta Beil-Hildebrand - Bologna Process for Medical Curricula
Michael Ross - Bologna Reform in Switzerland - Innovation or Burden?
Peter Frey - Admission of medical students in Austria
Gilbert Reibnegger, Martin Arendasy - Admission of medical students in Germany
Wolfgang Hampe, Mirjana Knorr
Poster
- Self-assessed Clinical Skills Competency in Medical Students – results of a pilotmodule within the eMediqual project
Teodora Hoinoiu, Iosif Florin Cobzariu, Bogdan Hoinoiu, Raluca Dumache,Simona Dragan, Marius Raica - Parents’ educational background as a predictor for results in a Medical Student Admission Test
Simon Fandler, Hans-Peter Dimai, Eva Rasky, Philipp Zoidl, Gilbert Reibnegger - Qualitätsmanagement meets Medical Education – Ein QM-Tool aus der Wirtschaft in der veterinärmedizinischen Ausbildung
Christian Gruber, Jan P. Ehlers - Medical University Admission Test: a confirmatory factor analysis of the results
Marion Habersack, Hans P. Dimai, Daniel Ithaler, Heide M. Neges, Gilbert Reibnegger - Unterricht der Medizinischen Anthropologie an der Medizinischen Fakultät von der Universität Szeged
Erzsébet Kapocsi, Katalin Barabás, Gergely Tari - Combined PhD and medical specialist training at the Salzburger Universitätsklinikum / Paracelsus Medical University
Barbara Kofler, Michael Studnicka, Heinrich Magometschnigg, Peter Kainz, Melisa Halilovic, Silke Weineck, Markus Ritter, Tobias Kiesslich, Herbert Resch - Bladder Catheterization Procedure on a Manikin and a Hybrid Simulation Model
Mirjam Močnik, Sara Nikolić, Tamara Serdinšek, Sebastjan Bevc - Anamnesis Groups’ Exam Strategies Based on Creative Media
Elisabeth Mundt, Katharina Ott, Klaus Spiess, the Tutors of the Anamnesegruppen Wien - Why changes in principles of teaching in IT-related courses of studies are necessary
Christof Pabinger, Claudia Heu, Martina Hackenauer - Modular teaching – a pilot study in Timisoara
Carmen Panaitescu, Carmen Pitic, Daniela Puscasiu, Carmen Tatu - Implementation of neonatal simulation-based education at the Medical University of Graz
Jasmin Pansy, Mirjam Pocivalnik, Lukas Peter Mileder, Wolfgang Raith, Berndt Urlesberger - A new online testing program in training of cytotechnologists
Marlies Nemeth, Helene G. Wiener, Josefine Stani, Christian Dusek, Thomas Pekar - Simulation-based education as part of the pediatric curriculum - Comparison of self-assessment and theoretical knowledge in neonatal resuscitation.
Mirjam Pocivalnik, Jasmin Pansy, Lukas Peter Mileder, Wolfgang Raith, Berndt Urlesberger - Virtual liver planning systems in surgical teaching reality
Georg Werkgartner, Mischinger HJ, Doris Wagner - What do we need for shaping the intention to show empathic behavior? Using the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) for identifying relevant factors for medical undergraduate students
Ingrid Preusche - ‘PhD ScientMed’ – an interdisciplinary PhD curriculum for physicians and natural scientists
Tobias Kiesslich, Melisa Halilovic, Peter Kainz, Barbara Kofler, Silke Weineck , Markus Ritter - Options for practicable update of an existing face-to-face course with e-learning methods
Christian Schuster - A metacognitive perspective on self-judgments in practising of history taking
Michaela Wagner-Menghin, Jeroen van Merrienboer, Anique de Bruin - Vocational Emigration of Young Physicians
Julian Wenninger - Evaluation of the first five years of the postgraduate master course „Clinical Embryology“
Michael Schenk, Julian Wenninger, Erwin Petek, Martin Bauer