The workshop was
held successfully thanks to the efforts and solidarity of the University's
staff, especially the guidance and sharing of experts from HAIVN.
Attending the workshop were
MSc. MD. PHAM Xuan Truong – IMPACT , HAIVN project management specialist, ; PhD. . TRAN Thi Lan,
IMPACT MED project coordinator.
On the side of Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy, the workshop
welcomed PhD. . LE Van Minh, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine; PhD. TRAN Thai Thanh Tam, PhD.. NGUYEN Nhu Nghia,
Deputy Head of the Faculty of Medicine and more than 100 participants were deans of other faculties; departments, assistants, and lecturers;
staff of centers and office Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy.
During more than 3 hours of
the workshop "Overview of EPAs applied in teaching and evaluating medical
students", the presenters gave an overview, analysis of principles and
tools of EPAs to help users have a strong knowledge for future generations of high-quality healthcare workers.
At the same time, the workshop was also an opportunity to share ideas, connect and learn from
experienced advisors from HAIVN.
At the workshop, delegates got the chance to listen from experts
PhD. . TRAN Thi Lan reported at the Workshop
MSc. MD. PHAM Xuan Truong presentedat the Workshop
Throughout the workshop, the organizing board also hopes that
delegates will have such products: drafts for developing Principles/Procedures
for developing EPAs as a method of Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME); prepare initial steps to
build EPAs tool; apply EPAs in training programs and student assessments. The
delegates participated actively and excitedly in the discussion part .
Some images at the Workshop:
Also in the workshop, lecturers were divided into groups to discuss
actively
Transfering the
model from Traditional Medical Education to Competency-based Medical Education
is a common trend in worldwide to improve the effectiveness of medical training.
Faculty of Medicine, Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy, along with
domestic and foreign experts in the field of health sciences are implementing
this program.
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HAIVN (the Partnership
for Health Advancement in Vietnam) is an association between Harvard Medical
School (HMS) and two medical training organizations under HMS, Beth Israel
Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) and Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH). ).
The IMPACT MED Alliance
is sponsored by USAID, HAIVN/BIDMC accompanied by ten leading universities of
medicine and pharmacy in Vietnam in the work of building a team of competent,
effective medical staff that meet the needs of the healthcare field in the
21st century, contributes to increase the resilience of the healthcare system
and national health security, promotes equitable and evidence-based health maintenance.
This project will support
Vietnam universities in the healthcare field to transform their model from Traditional
Medical Education to Competency-based Medical Education.
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For further information, please contact:
Science-Technology and External Relations Office
Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy
179 Nguyen Van Cu Street, Ninh Kieu District, Can
Tho City.
Tel: (84) 292
3739809; Email: ico@ctump.edu.vn