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Target Medicine's academic leads visit the Cabinet Office
May 09, 2012 12:53PM
Dr Jayne Kavanagh and Ms Shirley Cupit, the academic leads of Target Medicine, UCL Medical School’s widening participation project, visited Whitehall to discuss access to the medical profession with Cabinet Office civil servants.
Read more...Latest MBBS 2012 Curriculum Overview
Mar 22, 2012 13:48PM
MBBS 2012: Creating Tomorrow’s UCL Doctors - highly competent and scientifically literate clinicians, equipped to practise patient-centred medicine in a constantly changing modern world, with a strong foundation in the basic medical and social sciences
Read more...Luton and Dunstable Hospital is awarded UCL Medical School Teaching Hospital status
Mar 20, 2012 16:55PM
Luton and Dunstable Hospital has become a University Teaching Hospital of University College London, the top medical school in the capital which is ranked 4th in the UK.
Read more...‘Getting ready for the REF: Strengthening submissions in medical education research’
Feb 27, 2012 15:20PM
‘Getting ready for the REF: Strengthening submissions in medical education research’
Read more...Clinical Assessment Centre Open Day
Feb 13, 2012 12:27PM
The newly opened UCLMS Clinical Assessment Centre is holding a series of drop in open days to which all are welcome. The Clinical Assessment Centre has been designed to host clinical assessment and training events whilst being a suitable venue for conferences and seminars.
Read more...Academic Centre for Medical Education
The Academic Centre for Medical Education (ACME) was established in 2002 to co-ordinate developments in teaching and education at undergraduate and postgraduate level within UCL Medical School
Lead by Dr Deborah Gill from the Holborn Union Building on the Whittington Campus, ACME is the focus of education research and development within the UCL Medical School
ACME incorporates the following units:
- Teaching and Professional Development Unit
- GMC Project Unit
- Clinical Communication Skills Unit
- Medical Ethics & Law Unit
ACME draws together a range of experienced staff that includes doctors, nurses, psychologists and educationalists. The ACME team ensures that the work of the UCL Medical School is supported by a strong pedagogical research underpinning, and the multi-professional nature of the team encourages innovation in a wide range of education research, and teaching and learning developmental activities.
ACME aims to support medical educators in the adoption of evidence-based best educational practice via the dissemination of ACME research findings, and the dissemination of the findings of important educational research conducted elsewhere.
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