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ASSGEIATION OF ONE DUPONT auza,E, MATAMERICAN WASHONGTON, IE 20036MEDICAL COLLEGES TELEPHONE (202) 828.0400

July 17, 1989

MEMORANDUM

TO: Western Region COD, GSA, GME, OSR and Curriculum Committee Members

FROM: Western Region Organization of Student Representatives (OSR)

SUBJ: Issues raised during the joint Fireside Chat with COD, GSA, GME and OSRat the 1989 Spring AAMC Western Regional Meeting

The OSR members of the Western Region really enjoyed the provocative discussion we recently hadwith the Medical Dean, Student Affairs Deans, and representatives of the Group on MedicalEducation at the AAMC meeting at Asilomar on Monday, April 24, 1989. We found the sessionto be most informative and stimulating, and look forward to continuing this tradition of discussingissues of mutual concern.

While minority recruitment and the declining applicant pool were expressed as major concerns, thelarge group gathered at the meeting that evening generally agreed that curriculum review was of theutmost importance. The following were identified as five key issues.

(1) Need to define the product of the four years of medical school Amidst a heated discussion about medical education, it became apparent that medicaleducators were unsure of exactly what we hoped to transform the ideal student into withinfour years of medical school. Without a clear definition of the "end-product" of the medicalschool process, it was hard to analyze or review the educational process itself.

(2) Need to define the critical minimum of information (core material) With the geometric explosion of information in medicine today, it was agreed that aconcomitant expansion of curriculum could not be fit into the four-year medical schoolexperience. It seemed imperative to identify "critical information and skills" that the medicalstudent needed. This "core material" would then serve as a strong foundation with which theyoung physician could keep up with new medical breakthroughs during his or her lifetime.

(3) Problem-oriented ExaminationsMultiple-choice examinations encourage pattern recognition, not necessarily a knowledge ofthe concepts. Several faculty members reported that students frequently experience"intellectual bulimia" with binging and purging of facts around the time of examinations, andno recollection of these facts post-exam. The group felt that methods of evaluation thatstressed problem-solving skills would be beneficial to students. Specifically, essay-typequestions could be encouraged even if accompanied by transient shifts in National BoardScores, because effective communication and conversance with concepts would serve a studentwell in medicine.

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(4) Reducing the Deleterious Effects of National Board Part I Scores on the PreclinicalCurriculum It is recognized that National Boards Part I, originally designed as a "licensure exam",measures several factors in addition to the student's knowledge of the basic sciences. Foreexample, students from schools with a month off for "studying for the boards" with formalBoard-review courses undoubtedly have a significant advantage over students given a weekoff with no structured review courses, often reflected in scores. Additionally, theoveremphasis on Part I scores dictates the depth and focus of the preclinical curriculum inmost medical schools, and leads to a dichotomy between the preclinical and clinical years withan inflexible preclinical curriculum with no room for growth. The group recognized theimportance of a national form of medical student evaluation, but it was felt that othercreative ways of evaluating a student's aptitude and knowledge for medicine should bepursued.

(5) Addressing the Psychosocial Aspects of Medicine While medical schools aspire to train competent physicians with desirable personal "caring"qualities, the psychosocial aspects of medicine are frequently not addressed in the four-yearmedical school curriculum. It was felt that courses in Bioethics, Proper Bedside Manners,Social Aspects of Medicine, Diversity in the Patient Population and their differentexpectations of medical encounter, etc. are important components of the medical curriculum.

The discussion was unexpectedly lively and productive. Several other issues were discussed byu thislarge audience, and some solutions were debated. Further comments on these issues would bewelcomed and should be addressed to the OSR representative at your school; or to Wendy Pechacek,OSR Staff Director at the AAMC, at (202) 828-0681; or to Sheila Rege, Western Regional OSRChair, at (213) 820-5128. Additionally, you local OSR representative will be meetinz with you todiscuss these issues.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE

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REGISTRATION

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Dean's Fireside Chat

New Advisors' Workshop

Dinner

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Wine & Cheese Reception

Breakfast

PLENARY I

Break

Allied Health Advisor Update

The Changing Face of Evaluationsin Medical Education

Postbaccalaureate Alternativesfor Premedical Students

The Business of MedicineImplications of New Demographicsto Future Admissions Policies

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Annual Conferenceof the

Western Association of American Medical Colleges

Western Group on Medical Education (GME)Western Group on Student Affairs (GSA)Western Minority Affairs Section (MAS)

Western Organization of Student Representatives (OSR)Western Association of Advisors for the Health Professions (WAAHP)

THE CHANGING FACE OF MEDICINE"

Asilomar Conference CenterPacific Grove, California

April 23 - 26, 1989

University of Southern California School of Medicine, Host

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1989 Conference Program Committee

GSA

Dr. David Altman, University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine

Dr. Ralph C. Jung, University of Southern California School of Medicine(Program Committee Chair)

GME

Dr. Robert Rubeck, University of Arizona School of Medicine

MAS

Ms. Althea Alexander, University of Southern California School of Medicine

OSR

Ms. Sheila Rege, University of California, Los Angeles School of Medicine

WAAHP

Ms. Cecilia Fox, Occidental College

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REGISTRATION (Administration Building)

WAAHP: Executive Committee Business Meeting (Willow I)

OSR: Business Meeting (Lodge Living Room)

GSA: Dean's Fireside Chat (Toyon)

WAAHP: New Advisors' Workshop (Dolphin)

Virginia Combs (Allan Hancock College)Ruby Mason (Stanford)Jules Zentner (UCLA)

DINNER (Crocker Dining Hall)

KEYNOTE ADDRESS (Chapel)

Welcome: Dr. Ralph Jung (USC)

*The Changing Face of Medicine'Speaker: Dr. Alexandra Levine

Executive Associate DeanProfessor of Medicine (USC)

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7:30 - 9:00 a.m. BREAKFAST (Crocker Dining Hall)

9:00 -10:30 a.m. PLENARY I (Chapel)

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"Historical Perspectives and Futureof Blacks in the Medical Profession"

Speaker: Dr. Kenneth ManningProfessor of History of Science (M.I.T.)

BREAK (Chapel)

WAAHP: "Allied Health Advisor Update" (Curlew)

FOUR CONCURRENT SESSIONS

1) GME: "The Changing Face of Evaluations in MedicalEducation: Cognitive Assessment Methods" (Acacia)Moderator: Dr. Kaaren Hoffman (USC)

2) GSA/WAAHP: "Postbaccalaureate Alternatives forPremedical Students (Chapel)Moderator: Dr. Anthony Smulders (Loyola-Marymount)

3) OSR: "The Business of Medicine" (Dolphin)

4) MAS: David Hayes-Bautista, Professor of Medicine,Director of Chicano Studies Center, Author of "The Burden of Support: Young Latinos in an Aging Society" (Toyon)

"Implications of New Demographics to Future AdmissionsPolicies"

Speaker: Margie Beltran (UC Davis)Director, Health Resources Development Program

LUNCH (Crocker Dining Hall)

WAAHP: Lunch with the Deans

PLENARY la (Chapel)

"Women in Medicine"Panel: Dr. Alexandra Levine (USC)

Dr. Cynthia Lewis (San Diego State)Dr. Sharon Norris (USC)Dr. Marilyn Heins (Arizona)Sheila Rege MS IV (UCLA)

Moderator: Dr. Ralph Jung (USC)

3:00 - 3:30 p.m. BREAK (Chapel)

SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1989TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1989

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BREAKFAST

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"Historical Perspectives and Future of Minorities in the Medical Profession"

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CONCURRENT SESSIONS:

"Changing Face of Objective Evaluations in Medicine"

"Postbaccalaureate Alternatives for Premedical Students"

"Ambulatory Care - Integration into Medical Education"

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"Women in Medicine"

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"Assessing Students' Clinical Performance"

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CONCURRENT SESSIONS:"Different Types of Medical Practices"

"Objective Structured Clinical Examinations""MCAT 1991 - Looking Ahead"

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AIDS-WhatStudentsCan Do

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WINE TASTING - LIMITED NUMBER (Fee Required)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1989

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PLENARY SESSION IV

"Ethics in Medical Education"

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"Declining Applicant Pool"

LUNCH AND FAREWELLS

1989 Conference Program Committee

GSA

Dr. David AltmanUniversity of California, San Francisco

GME

Dr. Robert RubeckUniversity of Arizona

MAS

Ms. Althea AlexanderUniversity of Southern California

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Ms. Cecilia FoxOccidental College

OSR

Ms. Sheila RegeUniversity of California, Los Angeles

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Panel: Lottie Marcus (psychologist)Steve Cummings (homeopathic medicine)

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MAS: Business Meeting (Lodge Living Room)Speaker: Dario Prieto, Director, Section for Minority Affairs(AAMC)

SPECIAL DINNER (BARBEQUE): (Barbeque Area)

WAAHP: Business Meeting (Chapel)

GME/GSVOSR: Fireside Chat (Acacia)

"The Changing Medical School Experience"Scott Christensen MS II (University of California, Davis)

"The Changing Face of Medical uC—rriIiimDr. Karen Deveney (Oregon Health Sciences)

WAAHP: Reception (Chapel)

OSR: Business Meeting (Lodge Living Room)Nominations for Western Region Chair-Elect

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TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1989

BREAKFAST (Crocker Dining Hall)

9:00 -10:30 a.m. PLENARY M (Chapel)

"Assessing Students' Clinical Performance"Speaker: Dr. Howard Barrows (SRI)

10:30 -11:00 a.m.

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12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

BREAK (Chapel)

FOUR CONCURRENT SESSIONS

1) OSR: "Ambulatory care - Integration into Medical Education"(Curlew)Speaker: Dr. Karen Deveney (Oregon Health Sciences)

2) GME: "The Changing Face of Evaluation in Medical Education:Implementing Objective Structured Clinical Examinations"(Acacia)Leader: Dr. Paul Rutala (Arizona)

3) GSA/WAAHP: "MCAT 1991 - Looking Ahead" (Chapel)Moderator: Karen Mitchell (AAMC)

4) MAS: "10 Year Survey of Minority Residency Selection"(Dolphin)Moderator: Dr. William Wallace (U. Iillinois)

LUNCH (Crocker Dining Hall)

FIVE CONCURRENT SESSIONS•

1) OSR: "AIDS - What Students Can Do" (Curlew)A Workshop for Students by Students

2) GME: "The Changing Face of Evaluations in Medical Education:An Experience with Standardized Patients" (Heather)Leaders: Dr. Howard Barrows (SRI)

Dr. Stephen Abrahamson (USC)

3) WAAHP: Advisor Update: Dentistry, Veterinary Medicine,Optometry, Physical Therapy (Chapel)

\ 4) GSA: Admissions Pilot Match Program (Acacia)Moderator: Dr. Charles Spooner (UCSD)

5) MAS: "AIDS in the Minority Community" (Dolphin)Moderators: Dr. Wilber Jordan (Drew)

Dr. Mindy Fullilove (UCSF)

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2:30 - 3:00 p.m. BREAK

\GSA/GME: COMBINED SESSION (Heather) Repeat "The Changing Face of Evaluations in Medical Education:An Experience with Standardized Patients"

Leaders: Dr. Howard Barrows (SRI)Dr. Stephen Abrahamson (USC)

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MAS: Elementary Institute of Science and Science Camps(Curlew)

Moderator: Dr. Percy Russell (UCSD)

OSR: Business Meeting (Dolphi4

MAS: Summary of Macy Medical Minority Programs (Curlew)Moderators: Dr. Bell Williams, Director

Angelica Braestrup

GSA: mancial Aid Update caciaPackaging/traffic rules; satisfactory academic progress; entrance/exitinterviews; refunds; budgets for health professions students

Moderator: Linda Lewis (USC)

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WAAHP: Business Meeting (Toyon)

OSR: "Ethical Issues" (Dolphin)Speaker: Dr. J. Wesley Robb (USC)

6:00 - 8:00 p.m. GME: "The First Annual WGME Computer, Pizza, and BeerFest" (Acacia)Bring a computer application to share and we'll supply thepizza and beer.

Leader: Dr. Tracy Veach (UNR)

6:00 - 7:00 p.m. DINNER (Crocker Dining Hall)OSR: Dinner with the Deans

8:00 -10:00 p.m. SPECIAL EVENT - WINE TASTING (Heather)Steve Pessagno, wine maker, Jekel Vineyards($5.00 - advance ticket required).



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BREAKFAST (Crocker Dining Hall) --

9:00 -10:30 a.m. PLENARY ITICap-ars—

"Ethics in Medical Education"Speaker: Dr. J. Wesley Robb (USC)

Panel: Dr. Martin Pops (UCLA)Dr. Shirley Fahey (*OA)Dr. Peter Burrows (USC)Dr. Fernando Mendoza (Stanford)John Witte, MS IV (USC)

10:30-11:00 a.m. BREAK

11:00-12:00 a.m. OSR: "The Declining Applicant Pool" (Dolpliin)

Moderator: Dr. Randy Park (AAMC)

12:00- LUNCH (Crocker Dining Hall)

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Mario BabbiniDonna G. BakerGary BakerRachea L. BakerVicki BakkenRichard C. BanksHoward BarrowsKenneth E. BeanLyn BehrensAlvin L. BeilbyMargie BeltranRobert L. BeranDavid BigelowDon BloxhamBarbara BlumenthalRonald S. BlumenthalDeborah Bond-UpsonLee Bond-UpsonDiane BoughtonDon BoughtonJohn S. BrabsonKathryn "Kitty" BrianJohn BrodheadPatricia R. BrownElaine S. BrubacherLyn BuchananVivian BurgessSusan BurrittD. Peter BurrowsMary E. BushZenaido CamachoDonna CameronTheresa CamilingRenee CaswellMartine ChamberlandJo Ann ChapolaScott ChristensenJoseph ChuGretchen C. ChumleyRosejoanne Cirinci oneClaire ClarkPeter CogganEric Cohen

WESTERN GROUP ON STUDENT AFFAIRSASILOMAR CONFERENCE CENTER

23-28 April 1989

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7:30 - 9:00 a.m. Breakfast (Crocker Dining Hall)

E)700 -10:30 ;..-m-1 PLENARY ra (Chapel)—

10:30 -11:00 a.m. Break (Chapel)

11:00 -12:00 a.m. OSR Ambulatory care - Integration (Curlew)

Into Medical Education

12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

1:OCI :30 p.m.

GPM The Changing Face of Evaluation

in Medical Education: Implemen-

ting Objective StructuredClinical Examinations

(Acacia)

GSA/WAAIIP MCAT 1991 - Looking Ahead (Chapel)

MAS 10 Year Survey of Minority (Dolphin)

Residency Selection

Lunch (Crocker Dining Hall)

OSR AIDS - What Students Can Do (Curlew).-----

GME The Changing Face of Evaluations (Heather)

In Medical Education: An Exper-

ience with Standardized Patients

WAAHP Advisor Update (Chapel)

GSA Admissions Pilot Match Program (Acacia)

MAS: AIDS in the Minority Community (Dolphin)

2:30 - 3:00 p.m. Break

3:00 - 4:30 p.m. GSA/GME The Changing Face of Evaluations (Heather)

Repeat in Medical Education: An Exper-

ience with Standardized Patients"

3:00 - 4:30 p.m. WAAHP Advisor Update (Chapel)

3:00 - 4:30 p.m. PAAS Elementary Institute of (Curlew)

Science and Science Camps

c_3_!O0-5:00 p.ni.1 OSR Business Meeting (Dolphin)

4:30 - 5:30 p.m.1(

1

MAS Summary of Macy MedicalMinority Programs

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4:30 - 6:00 p.m. GSA Financial Aid Update

(Curlew)

(Acacia)

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4:30 - 6:00 p.m. WAAHP Business Meeting (Toyon)

5:00 - 6:00 p.m. OSR Ethical Issues (Dolphin)

6:00 - 8:00 p.m. GME Computer, Pizza, and Beer Feat (Acacia)

6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Dinner (Crocker Dining Hall)

OSR Dinner with the Deans

8:00 -10:00 p.m. Special Event - Wine Tasting (Heather)


7:30 - 9:00 a.m. Breakfast (Crocker Dining Hall)

19:110:30 a.m. i PLENARY IV (Chapel)

10:30-11:00 a.m. Break

11:00-12:00 a.m. OSR The Declining Applicant Pool (Dolphin)

12:00- *Lunch (Crocker Dining Hall)

*Please note that although check-out time is at noon, lunch is included in the conference fee.

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