The 2023 Annual Teachers Conference will take place on Friday 9 June 2023 at the Reynolds Building, Charing Cross Campus.
This year the theme is Health Equity and Sustainable Healthcare in Medical Education and we are delighted to have as our keynote speaker Dr Tamsin Ellis, London GP, Associate at the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare and co-chair of the national Greener Practice network.
Tamsin will take you through her journey to finding sustainable healthcare and how 'greening' general practice has improved her work as a GP and care for her patients. She'll explain tips and tricks for working with students and in your practices to become more sustainable, as well as introducing sustainable healthcare principles and how tackling inequalities lies at the heart of planetary health.
The day will feature a lively mix of talks, student presentations and workshops aimed at community GP tutors teaching medical students. There will also be prizes and awards for our students and GP tutors.
The conference is free to attend and will take place in the Reynolds Building, Charing Cross Campus. Click the button below to register for a place. A map of the campus can be found here: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/visit/campuses/charing-cross/
Please see below for the programme for the day and further details of the workshops. We look forward to welcoming you to the conference.
Programme
9.00am | Registration Coffee, tea and breakfast pastries |
Reynolds Building |
9.30am | Welcome Prof Azeem Majeed, Head of Department, Primary Care & Public Health, School of Public Health Dr Arti Maini, Director of Undergraduate Primary Care Education |
Drewe Lecture Theatre |
9.40am | Keynote: Dr Tamsin Ellis Health Equity and Sustainable Healthcare in Medical Education |
Drewe Lecture Theatre |
10.35am | Sustainable healthcare in the curriculum Dr Renee Ewe with Year 3 Medical Students Eurydice Costopoulou and Ayda Alizadeh |
Drewe Lecture Theatre |
11.00am | Break Coffee, tea and treats |
Reynolds Building |
11.20am | Morning workshops | Reynolds Building |
12.35pm |
Lunch | Reynolds Building |
1.35pm | Afternoon workshops | Reynolds Building |
2.55pm | Break Coffee, tea and cake |
Reynolds Building |
3.10pm | Student award-winning projects Introduced by Stephanie Powell and presented by GP placement leads |
Drewe Lecture Theatre |
4.00pm | Teacher awards Presented by Dr Arti Maini and Ms Nadine Engineer |
Drewe Lecture Theatre |
4.30pm | Drinks and nibbles | Reynolds Building |
Workshops
- 1. Responding to critical student feedback: what’s the best way?
- 2. What can we do to support students who experience discrimination in primary care teaching settings?
- 3. Supporting students with community-engaged projects
- 4. The use of poetry in medical education
- 5. Easy to use digital learning ideas for student placements
- 6. Maximising student learning and value at your practice
- 7. Turning primary care education green
- 8. Can graphic design save your life?
- 9. Coaching skills in healthcare and medical education
- 10. More than just dress code, punctuality and phone use?! How GP tutors can help shape future professionals