Summary
This goal of this project was to develop a new surgical and clinical skills teaching center as a vital part of the McGill medical training school. Educators recognized the value of a training center in primary care as patient demands became more complex and technological developments in primary care increased. Furthermore, operating rooms are becoming increasingly difficult to access for training purposes, slowing skill development for new surgeons. The new medical skills center at McGill was designed to facilitate the training needs of surgeons, as well as a variety of primary and specialist care training, including family doctors, occupational therapists, and nursing. This project resulted in the development of a new educational program, and hiring of the Manager, Instructional Designer, and Standardized Patient Coordinator.
Grant Details
- Amount: $130,000
- Type: Project Grant
- Total Budget: $10,651,000
- Period: Apr 2005 to Oct 2008
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Recipient:
McGill University - Arnold and Blema Steinberg Medical Simulation Centre - http://www.mcgill.ca/medsimcentre/
- Project Leader: Kevin Lachapelle
- Keywords: Practice Center , Professional Development , Surgery Simulation , Training