Teaching Evidence Assimilation for Collaborative Healthcare
Sponsored by the Section on Evidence Based Health Care, The New York Academy of Medicine
Date: Aug 7-9, 2013
Place: The New York Academy of Medicine, 1216 Fifth Avenue (at 103rd Street), NYC 10029
Speakers: Internationally recognized speakers and faculty include
- Rita Charon MD, PhD, Columbia University
- Yngve Falck-Ytter, MD, Case Western Reserve University
- Ian Graham PhD, Canadian Institutes for Health Research
- Patricia Stone, RN, PhD, Columbia University
Registration Opens February 1, 2013.
The TEACH program is for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, administrators, librarians and other health care professionals. It utilizes small group learning supplemented by plenary sessions. Attendees may enroll in one of three levels. One group within Level #2 will focus exclusively on the GRADE system.
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Inquiries: Not sure what track you should enroll in? Have other questions? Email ebmny@nyam.org, or call 212-419-3610
Tuition: Health Professionals: $1100
Health Professionals in Training and Librarians: $500
CME, CEU credit pending approval.
THE TEACH DESIGN
Educational efforts in evidence-based practice can only achieve their stated goals if they lead to changes in practice and improved patient outcomes. The novel three-level framework of the TEACH program embraces three dimensions of intersection between research evidence and health care
delivery:
• Care of individual patients
• Development of clinical policies and recommendations
• Scientifically sound care improvement within specific healthcare settings.
Skill development in these areas empowers workshop participants to develop a culture of responsiveness to evolving knowledge from research and to maximize the quality of care within their institutions.
The three levels of the TEACH conference encompass successively more advanced applications of a single skill set:
• Problem delineation
• Formulating questions to link problems and relevant research
• Selecting and using appropriate electronic resources
• Critically evaluating scientific validity and applicability of research to practice
TEACH welcomes health care professionals from hospitals, training programs and other entities that provide health care services to patients. Enrollees from care entities participating in the TEACH program receive tuition discounts and on-going educational support for up to a three-year period. The TEACH faculty includes internationally recognized authorities in the three target areas. During the workshop, these experts work with participants, both individually and as small group facilitators.
Participants work in multidisciplinary teams to acquire and improve relevant skills and actively plan programs for implementation in their own practice settings.
FRONTIER INNOVATIONS
The TEACH conference draws on innovations in conception and design emerging from over a decade of education research and development on the part of the Section on Evidence Based Health Care of The New York Academy of Medicine. These include the integration of concepts and teaching tools borrowed from narrative medicine with evidence based practice skills and a comprehensive “blueprint” of information skills that addresses the full spectrum of clinical research relevant to practice.
Online learning and preparatory support tools are available to participants in all three tracks prior to and during the workshop. Participants from enrolled care centers retain ongoing access to the interactive website, and to applications that facilitate the development of on-site care and training initiatives.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Rooms are also being held at the Courtyard New York Manhattan/Upper East Side, located at 410 East 92nd Street. Please call 212-410-6777 before July 07 to book your stay. Rooms must be booked by July 13, 2012 to take advantage of the corporate discounted rate. After July 13, 2013, you may book according to availability at the non discounted rate.
Rooms have all been set aside at the Hotel Newton located at 2528 Broadway. Please call 212-678-6500 to make your reservation.
Event Inquiries: email ebmny@nyam.org, or call 212-419-3610
For information about the Knowledge Translation program for emergency medicine residents, application deadline March 15, 2013
If paying by check, please mail to:
The New York Academy of Medicine
Education & Conference Center
1216 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10029
Fax: 212-987-4735
Payment is expected at the time of registration. Confirmation will be sent when both the registration form and fees are received. There will be no exceptions.
Refunds:
Registration fees will be refunded minus a cancellation fee of $10.00 for all cancellation requests received in writing prior to 5 working days before a designated course. If cancellation occurs later than 5 working days prior to the commencement of the course, no refunds will be granted.
*No one will be allowed to attend a course unless all registration fees are paid.
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