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ChangeMedEd®: Groundwork teams, Innovation Grants and sites | American Medical Association ChangeMedEd®: The next innovation phase has begun ChangeMedEd Groundwork teams AMA ChangeMedEd Innovation Grant Program AMA Innovation Grant Program: 2024-2025 Past Innovation Grant recipients Innovation sites: 2024-2027 ChangeMedEd®: The next innovation phase has begun In support of our work to catalyze innovation in medical education, the American Medical Association’s efforts and focus have entered an important new phase.
We have formed groundwork teams, issued Innovation Grants and identified select innovation sites to tackle the AMA’s new priorities in competency-based medical education; the transition; precision education; competency-based medical education; the transition; precision education; and workforce development.
These institutions are the latest cohort of members of the ChangeMedEd® Consortium, formerly referred to as the Accelerating Change in Medical Education Consortium. The new consortium exists to develop, implement and disseminate bold, innovative projects that promote systemic change in medical education to benefit and better train future physicians to succeed in our rapidly evolving health care system.
ChangeMedEd Groundwork teams In 2023, under the leadership of Sanjay Desai, MD, MACP, group vice president and chief academic officer, the American Medical Association placed a new level of strategic focus on four high-priority areas in medical education: Competency-based medical education (CBME) Transitions across the continuum Equity, diversity and belonging Consistent with this new focus, the AMA selected two groundwork teams in spring 2023 to develop tools and strategies and pilot innovations at their respective sites.
These new groundwork teams’ efforts will center on developing health systems science assessment in clinical environments to support the development of CBME and on coaching for competency development to support better transitions across the continuum. Each groundwork team consists of eight U.S. medical schools along with select AMA Reimagining Residency initiative projects and subject matter experts.
These partners will collectively develop innovations in their subject areas and pilot them at their local institutions over a two-year period, 2023–2025. Below are the medical schools selected to work with the new ChangeMedEd groundwork teams. Health systems science in clinical environments groundwork team Carle Illinois College of Medicine Kaiser Permanente Bernard J.
Tyson School of Medicine Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California Indiana University School of Medicine Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences University of Utah School of Medicine Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine Coaching for competency development groundwork team Morehouse School of Medicine Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine University of Cincinnati College of Medicine University of Michigan Medical School University of Washington School of Medicine Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine Membership Moves Medicine™ Thousands of free CME opportunities to fulfill state requirements A powerful voice fighting for you during uncertain times Research, resources, events and more from the largest physician organization AMA ChangeMedEd Innovation Grant Program The AMA ChangeMedEd Innovation Grant Program supports novel experiments while building a community of practice within the AMA ChangeMedEd Consortium.
Inter-institutional collaborative projects will be particularly competitive. Applications from undergraduate medical education, graduate medical education and practice settings are welcome.
The institutions selected for this program receive a $25,000 one-year grant and join the AMA ChangeMedEd Consortium that is committed to developing, implementing and disseminating bold, innovative projects that promote systemic change to better train future physicians. The 2025-2026 Innovation Grant Program submission deadline has closed. Notification of the awards will be made in fall 2025.
AMA Innovation Grant Program: 2024-2025 This past year’s recipients focused on coaching in medical education across the medical education continuum—from medical school and residency to continuing medical education.
American Academy of Family Physicians AAFP Residency Program Solutions Coaching Initiative Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine Scalable Artificial Intelligence Solutions to Support Clinical Coaching: The Reflective Clinician Mobile Application Hackensack University Medical Center Thriving Together: Enhancing Professional Development and Wellness in Ob/Gyn Residency Through Longitudinal Group Coaching Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine A Coaching-centered Observed Structured Teaching Exercise (C-OSTE) to Optimize Coaches’ Competency in Undergraduate Medical Education Stanford University School of Medicine Impact of Longitudinal Residency Coaching on Physicians' Professional Identity as Master Adaptive Learners: A Multi-Specialty Study University of Cincinnati College of Medicine AI Coaching Conversations in Medical Education: Utilizing Fuzzy Metrics to Evaluate the Competency Development of an AI-powered Agent University of Florida COM Jacksonville Coach(Me)d an interactive coaching app to promote adaptive expertise for UME, GME, and CME University of Hawaii John A.
Burns School of Medicine Evaluation of an Indigenous Approach to Professional Identity Formation through Coaching University of Illinois College of Medicine Technology-Enhanced Longitudinal Adaptive Screening and Virtual Coaching to Navigate Mental Health and Wellbeing for Medical Students Exploring the Role of an Artificial Intelligence Chatbot Coach in Supporting the Goal Attainment, Academic Achievement, and Well-Being of Medical Students An Evaluation of an Individualized Coaching Program on Trainee Performance, Well-Being, and Professional Identity Formation University of Vermont Medical Center Incorporating Coaching in the Moment and Coaching Overtime to support EPA-based assessment in Pathology Residency Training.
University of Wisconsin, School of Medicine and Public Health Supporting Trainees and Adapting to Residency (STAR) Coaching Program Past Innovation Grant recipients View the full list (PDF) of 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019 and 2018 recipients. Innovation sites: 2024-2027 The AMA is pleased to announce new AMA ChangeMedEd® innovation sites.
These 10 institutions join the ChangeMedEd Consortium in recognition of their work in key AMA initiatives, such as health systems science, competency based medical education including the master adaptive learner and coaching, precision education and more.
The sites will be working on a variety of innovations: operationalizing competency-based medical education; integrating clinical and education data; optimizing the transformative care continuum; sex and gender minority training; preparing trainees to transition to practice and more.
We are proud to work with teams from these institutions: Emory University School of Medicine Mayo Clinic College of Medicine & Science Ohio Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University The Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University Pritzker School of Medicine at The University of Chicago University of Nebraska College of Medicine University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine If you are interested in learning more about ChangeMedEd, please visit changemeded.
org . If you are looking for more information about the AMA’s “Reimagining Residency” initiative, please visit changeresed. org .
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