September 24-26, 2020
Vancouver, Canada
About ICRE
The International Conference on Residency Education (ICRE) is the world’s largest conference devoted exclusively to advancing residency education. For our upcoming conference in Vancouver, Canada (September 24-26, 2020), we will feature six plenaries, 21 learning tracks, more than 60 workshops and approximately 200 poster and paper presentations.
The theme of this year’s conference is Next Generation Residency Education: Game Changers and Proven Practices.
ICRE 2020
Plenary Speakers
Each year, ICRE offers cutting-edge and thought-provoking perspectives on medical education (MedEd) through its plenary lineup.
Dr. Rachel Ellaway
Cumming School of Medicine, Canada
Opening Plenary Lecturer
Dr. Emma Vaux
Royal College of Physicians, United Kingdom
Closing Plenary Lecturer
Dr. Brandon Tang
University of British Columbia, Canada
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Program
ICRE offers a dynamic and exciting program that includes inspiring plenary sessions, practical workshops and valuable international networking opportunities. The program is designed to enable participants to:
- Explore key current trends in residency education
- Enhance excellence in teaching and assessment in residency
- Share best practices and research in residency education
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Why attend ICRE
In addition to enhancing your knowledge as it relates to residency education, ICRE is an exciting medical education (MedEd) conference that provides an excellent platform to meet the brightest minds in MedEd. Here are testimonials from some of ICRE attendees.
Dr. Andria Tatem, Baylor College of Medicine, United States of America
“I came to ICRE because it is an event that is focused on residency education. It provides an opportunity to meet like-minded people. I connected with many people during the networking reception, plenaries, workshops and during the resident survival panel, and I’m still in touch with them.”
Dr. Shuaib Quraishi, Royal College of Physicians, United Kingdom
“I wanted to engage and learn from medical education experts with a similar vision and drive to improve medical education.”
Dr. Kelly Caverzagie, University of Nebraska Medical Center, United States of America
“ICRE tackles the “big” topics in medical education. The problems that confront us as a global community. At ICRE, I am able to learn from friends and colleagues worldwide who are working on these issues and I learn new ways to address these problems at my own institution.
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