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Members of the Core Committee were selected for their involvement, expertise and commitment to educational innovation and creative thinking. Their reputation and experience allow them to influence the medical education globally. They were entrusted with the task of defining the "Global Minimum Essential Requirements" (GMER) that include the knowledge, skills, professional attitudes and behavior that each graduate must possess at graduation from medical school regardless of where they are trained. The concept of "essential requirements" may be viewed as a three-tiered structure composed of global (established by the Committee), national and local competencies that addresses the specific needs in social and cultural context where a physician is educated and will practice.



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Former/Visiting Professor, Department of Anatomy
College of Medicine and Medical Sciences
Arabian Gulf University
Visiting Professor, Medical Education
Gulf Medical College
Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Full biography
RECENT NEWS: Dr. Bandaranayake has recently served as curriculum consultant at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, and Mauritius Institute of Health, Pamplemousses, Mauritius
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Anatomy, Medical Education |
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Former Director, Generalitat de Catalunya
Departament de Sanitat i Seguretat Social
Institut d'Estudis de la Salut
Barcelona
Full biography
PERSONAL NOTE FROM DR. BOSCH: "On the event of the Ottawa-2004 Conference that took place in Barcelona, a very nice thing happened to me. The China Medical Board of New York offered a dinner to a selected group of distinguished persons in my honor and presented me a set of valuable gifts. IIME joined in the celebration and I was handed an extraordinarily flaterring diploma. I was most touched by all of it. It just happen to coincide the conference with my 70th birthday and my full retirement from the University"
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Physiology, Experimental Endocrinology, Medical Education, Public Health |
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Vice Dean for Academic Affairs
Professor of Medicine
Medical College
of Georgia
RECENT PUBLICATION: The
Road Less Traveled - Attracting Students to Primary Care. New
England Journal of Medicine 351:630-632, 2004
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Internal Medicine |
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Executive Director
Association of Canadian Medical Colleges
Ottawa
RECENT NEWS: In 2002, Dr. Hawkins received the Ronald V. Christie Award of the CAPM in recognition of outstanding contributions to academic medicine. In 2003 he was the laureate awardee of the Atlantic Provinces Chapter of the ACP and he was commissioned a colonel in the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels.
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President
African Association of Medical Education
Dean Emeritus
Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Cape Town
Full biography
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Trauma Surgery, Radiology, Tropical Medicine, Medical Education |
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President
General Practitioners/Family Physicians Associations, Thailand
Dean, Faculty of Medicine of Rangsit University
Phyathai
Full biography
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Pediatrics, Tropical Medicine |
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Professor of Internal Medicine
First University Hospital School of Medicine
Sichuan University
Chengdu
Full biography
RECENT NEWS: Dr. Wan delivered
a presentation entitled "Global Minimum Essential Requrements
in Medical Education and its Implementation in China" on the "7th
Conference on Medical Education for Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong
Kong Region" on August 6th, 2004
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Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology, Medical Education |


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Vice Director, Bureau of Education, Sichuan Province
Professor of Pediatrics, Sichuan University Medical Center
Chengdu
Full biography
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Pediatrics, Medical Education |
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