Annual Meeting
17th Annual GAME Meeting in Toronto, Canada, May 29-30, 2012
The 17th Annual Meeting of the Global Alliance for Medical Education will be held in Toronto, Canada, May 29-30, 2012. With the theme of "Global Health and Continuing Professional Development: Implications for CE and Healthcare Professionals", CME experts from around the world will provide the latest information on international CME requirements, perspectives and trends.
Preliminary Agenda
May 29, 2012
Hockey Hall of Fame
Welcome Reception
May 30, 2012 8:00-4:30PM
Renaissance Toronto Downtown Hotel
Future Expectations of Society from Academic Institutions
and Health Professionals: Implications for CPD
Dr. Charles Boelen
International Consultant in health systems
Former Coordinator for WHO Program of Human Resources and Health
Humanitarian Initiatives for Global Health
Dr. Peter Walker
Irwin H. Rosenberg Professor of Nutrition and Human Security Tufts University, Boston Mass
Patient Safety from a Global Perspective: Opportunities/Challenges
Dr. Charles R. Denham
Chairman, Global Patient Safety Forum,Geneva Switzerland
Panel Discussion - Trends in CME/CPD Provider and Industry Collaborations
A block of sleeping rooms at the Renaissance Toronto Downtown Hotel has been reserved for GAME participants. Single/Double: $209/night, plus taxes (Canadian funds)
A full agenda and meeting registration will be finalized and available by mid-January 2012
For registration, membership, sponsorship and exhibitor enquiries, please contact:
Craig Ward
2055 Peel Street, Suite 455
Montreal, QC H3A 1V4
Canada
Email: [ members AT game-cme DOT org ]
Phone: 514-932-3232 x431
16th Annual GAME Meeting in Munich, Germany, June 5–7, 2011
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