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Official Site Visit Schedule

The Liaison Committee on Medical Education site visit to the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health is scheduled for November 15-18, 2009.

 

All participants must report to Health Sciences Learning Center Room 4250 20 minutes before scheduled time.

 

Accreditation Survey Visit to University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health by ad hoc Team Representing the Liaison Committee on Medical Education


Ad hoc survey team representing the LCME:

 

Team Chair

 

Barbara F. Atkinson, MD

Executive Dean, SOM and Executive Vice Chancellor UKMC

University of Kansas School of Medicine

Pathology

Anatomical Sciences

 

Team Secretary

 

John X. Thomas Jr., PhD

Jacob R. Suker Prof of Med Ed/Prof Physiology and Senior Associate Dean
for Medical Education

The Feinberg School of Medicine Northwestern University

Physiology

 

Team Member

 

Dan Hunt, MD, MBA

LCME Secretary and Senior Director, Accreditation Services

Association of American Medical Colleges

Psychiatry

 

Team Member

 

Maria C. Savoia, MD

Vice Dean for Medical Education and Professor of Medicine

University of San Diego School of Medicine

Infectious Diseases

Internal Medicine

 

Team Member

 

Robert E. Feinstein, MD

Senior Associate Dean for Education

University of Colorado Health Sciences Center School of Medicine

Psychiatry

  

Faculty Fellow

 

Lou Ann Woodward, MD

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Internal Medicine

University of Mississippi School of Medicine

Emergency Medicine

Internal Medicine

 

Team Members Lodging at:

 

Hilton Madison Monona Terrace

9 E. Wilson St.

Madison, WI 53703

(800) 225-5100

 

Team Members Emergency Contact Numbers

 

Patrick McBride, MD, MPH
LCME Chair
Associate Dean for Students
Office phone: (608) 263-4920
Cell phone: (608) 279-8261
pem@medicine.wisc.edu

 

Selma Van Eyck, PhD
LCME Administrative Coordinator
Office phone: (608) 263-3854
Cell phone: (608) 692-0649
Home phone: (608) 231-2398
svaneyck@wisc.edu

 

Sunday, November 15, 2009: Background, Governance, Administration and Overview

 

5pm Team caucus at Hilton Hotel
6pm

Perspective: Accomplishments, Goals, Challenges

Robert N. Golden, MD, Dean and Vice Chancellor for Medical Affairs

 

Location:

Madison Club (adjacent to Hilton Hotel)

5 E. Wilson St.

 

Discussion items include:

  • Strengths and weaknesses of the school; changes since last LCME survey, if appropriate; major current issues
  • School's goals and directions; principal findings of institutional self-study
  • Organizational relationships of college with university and teaching hospital(s); organization of dean's staff; interaction of dean with college's governance organization, councils, committees and academic departments
  • Financial status and projections
  • Research programs and funding
  • Status of facilities for education, research, and patient care
  • Faculty development: appointment tracks, promotion, tenure

Monday, November 16, 2009: Educational Program

 

7:45am

UW van transports team to UW School of Medicine and Public Health

Health Sciences Learning Center (HSLC), fourth floor

750 Highland Ave.

Madison, WI 53705-2221

8:30am

Educational Program Design, Implementation, Management and Evaluation

 

Byron Crouse, MD, FAAFP, Interim Senior Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Associate Dean, Rural and Community Health

Christine Seibert, MD, Associate Dean, Medical Education

Julie Foertsch, PhD, Director, Educational Evaluation

Georgia Hinman, PhD, Director, Educational Assessment

Paul Bertics, PhD, Chair, Educational Policy Council

Laura Zakowski, MD, Co-Chair MD Education SubCommittee

  
Discussion of the following topics:

  • Educational objectives, outcome measures, and how they are integrated throughout the curriculum
  • General design of the curriculum; coverage of disciplines and subject areas required by accreditation standards
  • Appropriateness of instructional methods and student evaluation strategies for the achievement of the school's objectives
  • Resident preparation for teaching and evaluating students
  • System for implementation and management of the curriculum; adequacy of resources and authority for the educational program and its management
  • Methods for evaluating the effectiveness of the educational program and evidence of success in achieving objectives; comparability of educational experiences at all sites

10:30am Break
10:45am

Library and Information Services

 

Gordon Ridley, MHA, Senior Associate Dean Administrative and Fiscal Affairs

Julie Schneider, MLS, Acting Director, Ebling Health Sciences Library
Dan Marleau, MBA, Director of Information Technology, Heath Science Learning Center
Heidi Marleau, MLS, Assistant Director, Ebling Health Sciences Library

 

Role of the library and information services in the educational program; adequacy of resources and services for the achievement of institutional goals

                                                                            

11:15am

Tour of Educational and Support Facilities (Led by Student Guides)

 

First-year students: John Awowale, Senait Tesfai, Niki Burish, Ima Sumac Duchicela Tanner, Michael Wauters, Ed Dunbar, Megan Steiner

 

Second-year students: Robert Zemple, Amrik Ray, Sarah (Kyle) Pauly, Allison Pratt, Joel Wood, Linda Youngwirth

 

Inspection of lecture halls, small group classrooms, labs, and study areas used for pre-clerkship education of medical students. Visit to library and computer learning facilities. If time allows, team may also review clinical skills labs, student lounge and relaxation areas, or student services offices. The team may be divided or tour as a group.

 

Noon

Lunch with Pre-Clerkship Students

 

Discussion of student life; personal, academic, career, and financial counseling, financial aid; health services; infection control education and counseling; the learning environment and student mistreatment policies; student perspective of the curriculum, teaching, and evaluation/grading; students' role and perceived value of student input in institutional planning, implementation, evaluation


1:30pm Required Courses and Clerkships (Split Teams)

 
Discussion of notable achievements and ongoing challenges in individual courses and clerkships; contributions of individual courses and clerkships in achieving institutional educational objectives; adequacy of resources for education, including availability of faculty to participate in teaching; preparation of residents and graduate students for their roles in medical student teaching and evaluation

 

First-Year Courses

 

Karen Krabbenhoft, PhD

Robert Fillingame, PhD

Gary Lyons, PhD

Gregory Rice, MD

John Harting, PhD

Patrick Remington, MD, MPH

Richard Moss, PhD

Integrated Medical Anatomy

Comprehensive Human Biochemistry

Cell Structure and Function

Molecular and Medical Genetics

Neurobiology and Anatomy of the Head and Neck

Population Medicine and Epidemiology

Principles of Human Physiology

 

Second-Year Courses

 

Jon Keevil, MD

Terry Frick, MD

Michael Fritsch, MD, PhD

Eliot Williams, MD, PhD

Andy Urban, MD

Elaine Pelley, MD

Art Walaszek, MD

Laura Zakowski, MD

Nicholas Cozzi, PhD

Paul Kellerman, MD

Lyn Thet, MD

Christine Seibert, MD 

Cardiovascular System

Gastrointestinal/Hepatic System

General Pathology

Hematology

Infection and Immunity

Male/Female Endocrine System

Psychiatry

Patient, Doctor and Society (Year 1 and 2)

Pharmacology

Renal

Respiratory System

Foundations of Medicine 4

 

3:30pm Break  
3:45pm

Major Required Clerkships (Split Teams)

 

Shobhina Chheda, MD, MPH

Kevin McKown, MD

Katharina Stewart, MD

Daniel Resnick, MD

Burr S. Eichelman, MD, PhD

 

Group B, Room 4201

Gwen McIntosh, MD, MPH

John Brill, MD, MPH

Rebecca Sippel, MD

Kenneth Van Dyke, MD

Donald Yandow, MD

Jacob Prunuske, MD, MSPH

Yolanda Becker, MD, FACS

 

 

 

Internal Medicine Core-Madison

Internal Medicine Core-Madison

Ob/Gyn Core-Meriter-Madison

Neuroscience Required-Madison

Psychiatry Core-Madison

 

Pediatrics Core-Madison

Primary Care-Milwaukee

Surgery Core-Madison

Anesthesiology Required-Madison

Radiology Required-Madison

Fourth-Year Preceptorship-Madison

Third- and Fourth-Year Curriculum Director

 

5:30pm UW van transports team to Hilton Hotel

                                       

Tuesday November 17, 2009: Students, Educational Resources, Finances, Departments

 

7:45am UW van transports team to Health Sciences Learning Center
8:30am

(Split teams)

Group A: Academic Counseling and Learning Environment (Including Student Promotion and Dismissal Policies and Due Process Issues)

 

Robert N. Golden, MD, Dean and Vice Chancellor for Medical Affairs
Patrick McBride, MD, MPH, Associate Dean for Students
Eliot Williams, MD, PhD, Chair, Promotions Committee
Jeffrey Grossman, MD, Senior Associate Dean, UW Medical Foundation
Rosa Garner, JD, Medical School Ombudsperson
Carl Getto, MD, Associate Dean, Medical Affairs, UWHC
Maureen McCausland, DNSc, RN, FAAN, Senior Vice President, Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer, UWHC

 

Effectiveness of academic counseling; policies and procedures for student advancement and graduation and for disciplinary actions; review standards of conduct and policies for addressing student mistreatment

 

 

Group B: Career Counseling; Electives; Fourth-Year Courses

 

Yolanda Becker, MD, FACS, Years 3 & 4 Curriculum Director
Shobhina Chheda, MD, MPH, Clerkship Director, Department of Medicine
Gwen McIntosh, MD, Clerkship Director, Pediatrics
Michael Walters, MD, Department of Medicine
Christopher Stillwell, MA, Director of Academic and Career Advising

Carolyn Farrell, MD, Department of Anesthesiology

 

Career guidance strategies; advanced and subspecialty clerkships and electives for rounding out clinical education of medical students

 

9:15am

(Split team)

Group A: Admissions; Financial Aid and Debt Management Counseling and Services

 

Byron Crouse, MD, FAAFP, Interim Senior Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Associate Dean, Rural Community Health
Patricia DeMarse, Assistant Dean for Student Services
Lucy Wall, Assistant Dean, Admissions
Gloria Hawkins, PhD, Assistant Dean, Multicultural Affairs
Paul Bertics, PhD, Chair, Resident Admissions Committee
Amy Schrader, Financial Aid Specialist

 

Discussion of admissions process, selection criteria, quality of applicant pool and matriculants;
policies and goals for diversity; financial aid services and debt counseling

 

 

Group B: Personal Counseling; Health Services

 

Patrick McBride, MD, MPH, Associate Dean of Students
Eric Heiligenstein, MD, Clinical Director of Psychiatry
Sarah Van Orman, Director, University Health Services

 

Review of student health services; health and disability insurance; personal counseling and mental health services; immunizations and policies regarding exposure to infectious diseases and environmental hazards

 

10:15am Break
10:20am

Special Programs; MD/PhD and Joint Degree Programs; Research for Medical Students or Educational Innovations

 

Robert N. Golden, MD, Dean; Vice Chancellor, Medical Affairs
Byron Crouse, MD, FAAFP, Interim Senior Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Associate Dean, Rural Community Health; Director of Rural Programs
Cynthia Haq, MD, Director, Center for Global Health; Director of TRIUMPH
Richard Moss, PhD, Senior Associate Dean for Basic Research, Biotechnology and Graduate Studies
Deane Mosher, MD, Director, Medical Science Training Program
Herb Chen, MD, PhD, Director of Medical Student Research
Marc Drezner, MD, Senior Associate Dean, Institute for Clinical & Translational Research
Patrick Remington, MD, MPH, Associate Dean for Public Health

 

Discussion of special educational opportunities; MD/PhD and other joint degrees, research opportunities

 

11:15am

Hospital Tour (Led by Student Guides)

Third-year students: Joe Ebinger, Briana Peterson, Brian Hong, Mike De Vita, Megan Schultz, Melissa Ramsey

 

Fourth-year students: Joel Adler, Nana Ankumah, Callie O'Neil, Joseph Hansen, Sarah Amend, Lisa Shen, Logan Dance

 

Inspection of clinical, educational, and student support facilities

 

Noon

Lunch with Junior and Senior Students

 

Discussion of student life; personal, academic, career and financial counseling; financial aid; health services; infection control education and counseling; the learning environment and student mistreatment policies; student perspective of the curriculum, teaching, and evaluation/grading; students' role and perceived value of student input in institutional planning, implementation, evaluation

 

1:30 pm

Finances

 

Robert N. Golden, MD, Dean; Vice Chancellor, Medical Affairs
Jeffrey Grossman, MD, Senior Associate Dean, Clinical Affairs: CEO, UWMF
Gordon Ridley, MHA, Senior Associate Dean, Administrative and Fiscal Affairs
Ken Mount, MPA, Associate Dean, Financial Affairs

 

Adequacy of finances for the achievement of the school's missions; recent financial trends and projections for various revenue sources; financial health of and market conditions for the clinical enterprise

 

2:15pm

Resources for Clinical Education

 

Donna Katen-Bahensky, MS, Hospital President and CEO
Gordon Ridley, MHA, Senior Associate Dean, Administrative and Fiscal Affairs
Byron Crouse, MD, FAAFP, Interim Senior Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Associate Dean, Rural Community Health
Erik Stratman, MD, Associate Dean, Marshfield Academic Campus
Jeffrey Stearns, MD, Associate Dean, Milwaukee Academic Campus
Geoffrey Priest, MD, Associate Dean, Clinical Affairs, Meriter Hospital
Alan Bridges, MD, Associate Dean, Clinical Affairs, VA Hospital
David Chestnut, MD, Associate Dean, Clinical Affairs, Gundersen Academic Campus
Carl Getto, MD, Associate Dean, Medical Affairs, UWHC

 

Meeting with the leadership of major clinical education facilities, focused on the adequacy of resources for medical student education (e.g., physical facilities, patient numbers and variety, regulatory or compliance constraints, etc.). The team may split to allow for individual meetings or the team may meet with all affiliates as a group.

 

3pm Break
3:15pm

Basic Science Departments

 

Basic Science Department Chairs  

John Harting, PhD

Robert Fillingame, PhD

Michael R. Culbertson, PhD

Rodney Welch, PhD

James Zagzebski, PhD

James Shull, PhD

Michael N. Hart, MD

Arnold E. Ruoho, PhD

Donata Ortel, PhD (Interim)

Marty Kanarek, PhD, MPH (Acting Chair)

Anatomy

Biomolecular Chemistry

Medical Genetics

Medical Microbiology and Immunology

Medical Physics

Oncology

Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

Pharmacology

Physiology

Population Health Sciences

 

Successes and ongoing challenges in administrative functioning of departments; adequacy of resources for all missions (research, scholarship, teaching); departmental support for faculty and graduate programs; balancing of research and other academic demands on faculty

 

4:15pm

Clinical Departments

 

Clinical Department Chairs  

Robert Pearce, MD

Valerie Gilchrist, MD

Alan Bridges, MD (Vice Chair)

Robert J. Dempsey, MD

Thomas P. Sutula, MD, PhD

Laurel Rice, MD

Thomas Zdeblick, MD

Ellen Wald, MD

Ned H. Kalin, MD

Thomas Grist, MD

K. Craig Kent, MD

Anesthesiology

Family Medicine

Medicine

Neurological Surgery

Neurology

Obstetrics and Gynecology

Orthopedics and Rehabilitation

Pediatrics

Psychiatry

Radiology

Surgery

 

Successes and ongoing challenges in administrative functioning of departments; adequacy of resources for all missions (clinical, research, scholarship, teaching); departmental support for faculty and residents; balancing of clinical and academic demands on faculty

 

5:30pm

UW van transports team to Hilton Hotel

 

Wednesday, November 18, 2009: Faculty, Academic Environment, Exit Conferences

 

7:30am

UW van transports team to Health Sciences Learning Center (with luggage for team members leaving for airport after last interview)

8am

Light Breakfast with Junior Faculty

 

Teresa Kulie, MD, Assistant Professor (CHS), Department of Family Medicine
Lee Faucher, MD, Associate Professor (CHS), Department of Surgery
Cynthia Carlsson, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine
Karen Hansen, MD, Assistant Professor (CHS), Department of Medicine
Christina Hull, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Biomolecular Chemistry
Sarah Nehls, MD, Assistant Professor (CHS), Department of Ophthalmology
Baron Chanda, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology

 

Discussion of faculty development and mentoring; positioning for promotion and tenure; teaching and evaluation skills; perceptions of curriculum and students; understanding of institutional goals; role in faculty governance; faculty life

 

9am

Institutional Faculty Issues (Tenure and Promotion, Faculty Governance, Faculty Development, etc.)

 

Gordon Ridley, MHA, Senior Associate Dean, Administrative and Fiscal Affairs
Patricia Kokotailo, MD, MPH, Associate Dean, Faculty Development and Affairs
Elizabeth Bolt, MS, Associate Dean, Administrative Affairs
Donna Peters, PhD, Tenure Track Promotions Chair, Department of Pathology

Eric Berg, MD, Chair, Clinician-Teacher Track Appointments and Promotions, Department of Dermatology

Katharina Stewart, MD, CHS Track Appointments and Promotions, Department of Ob/Gyn

 

Discussion of faculty appointment, promotion, and tenure policies; faculty development opportunities; effectiveness of faculty governance; faculty compensation and incentives; opportunities for collegial interaction among faculty

 

10am Break
10:15am

Graduate Program in Basic Sciences; Basic Science and Clinical Research

 

Richard Moss, PhD, Senior Associate Dean for Basic Research, Biotechnology and Graduate Studies
Marc Drezner, MD, Senior Associate Dean, Institute for Clinical and Translational Research
Anna Huttenlocher, MD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Pharmocology
Bruce Klein, MD, Professor of Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, and Medical Microbiology
Norman Drinkwater, PhD, Professor of Oncology
Patricia Kiley, PhD, Professor of Bimolecular Chemistry

 

Discussion of funding, quality, and review of graduate training programs in basic sciences; levels of scholarly productivity and health of the research enterprise

 

11am

Team Caucus and Lunch (Private Session)

1pm

Exit Conference with Dean

 

Robert N. Golden, MD, Dean and Vice Chancellor for Medical Affairs

1:30pm UW van transports team to Chancellor's office
1:45pm

Exit Conference with University Leadership and the Dean

Bascom Hall Chancellor's Office

 

Carolyn Martin (Biddy), PhD, Chancellor
Robert N. Golden, MD, Dean and Vice Chancellor for Medical Affairs

2:15pm UW van transports team to airport and Hilton Hotel


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