SATURDAYJULY 1, 2000
AUDITORIUM PROGRAM
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9:00
a.m. |
KEYNOTE: The Medical Internet. George
Lundberg, MD, Editor-in-Chief,
Medscape, Inc., New York, NY A pathologist by training, our speaker left
academia to become editor-in-chief for the AMA including various multimedia
and Internet products as well as the Editor of JAMA. In 1999, after 17 years
with the AMA, he became the Editor-in Chief of Medscape, the world’s leading
site for medical information on the net as well as founding Editor-in-Chief
of both Medscape General Medicine and CBS HealthWatch.com |
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9:40
a.m. |
Kim Whittlestone, BVetMed, Clinical &
Biomedical Computing Unit, Cambridge University Clinical School, UK |
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10:00
a.m. |
Building Humanizing Elements into
Technology-Based Learning. Denice Warren, Program in Integrative Medicine,
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ |
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10:20
a.m. |
Coffee
Break |
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10:40
a.m. |
Presenting at a Conference When you are
2000 Miles Away. Sonia
Hutton-Taylor, MBBS FRCS FRCOphth DO, The Stables Northington Farm
Overton Hants, England |
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11:00
a.m. |
Virtual Problem-Based Learning with Digital Video
Cases. Carol Kamin, EdD, Robin Deterding, MD, Monica
Younger, MS, and Ted Wade,PhD, University of Colorado School of Medicine,
Denver, CO |
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11:20
a.m. |
A Webtextbook for the Teaching of Radiology
Concepts to Senior Medical Students and Interns. Stan G. Alexander, MD, Dept. Radiology, Indiana
University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN |
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11:40
a.m. |
Laparoscopic Operative Setup
Training: A Virtual Reality Approach
at the University of Kentucky. Michael J. Mastrangelo Jr, MD, et al.,Dept.
Surgery, University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Lexington, KY |
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12:00
p.m. |
Learning Occupational Medicine via the Internet. Inga Hege, Katja Radon, Martin Dugas, Dennis
Nowak, University of Munich, Germany |
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12:20
p.m. |
Welcome
to Munich 2001, August 1-4, 2001 Martin Adler and Marc Batschkus,
Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich, Germany |
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12:30
p.m. |
Closing
Remarks, Acknowledgments, Extravaganza Logistics. Suzanne S. Stensaas, PhD, University of Utah,
Salt Lake City, UT |
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1:00
p.m. |
Bus departs for Grand Extravaganza from University Guest House. |
The Traditional Grand Extravaganza: An absolute
must and really part of the Workshop.
SATURDAY,
JULY 1, 2000. Experience the Wasatch Mountains you have
been seeing all week!!
Save on airfare and
stay over Saturday night. Explore the
beautiful Wasatch Mountains. Lunch will be provided on the bus. We will return
late to the hotel so avoid early Sunday morning flights. Cost: $65/person.
Guests Welcome. Sign up when you register for the meeting so you will not be
disappointed. This event is not included with workshop registration. Sign up
early to help us plan. The event will
depend on site availability which can only be booked 60 days in advance. We will either go to Little Cottonwood
Canyon or Provo Canyon. In the former
we will hike, mountain bike, ride the tram and/or just sit in the sun before a
sumptuous buffet dinner. In Provo
Canyon we will explore Timpanogos Caves National Monument with a Ranger (1 mile
uphill walk) or for the less hearty, Cascade Springs. Both groups will end up at Sundance Resort for a buffet dinner
followed by “Fiddler on the Roof” in an outdoor theater. Both events are casual and require a warm
jacket and long pants at night and shorts in the daytime. Watch the Web site for more information. Post Conference 5-Day Rafting/Camping Trip Yampa
River in Dinosaur National Monument, July 3-7, 2000. You should not plan
to depart SLC until the 8th unless you have a midnight red-eye on the 7th or
are driving. The price for the trip is $592/person. Deposit of $250 needed. Balance 60 days before the trip. Do not delay in booking. National Park limits the size to 25. There
are 17 spots left. See the Web site for
more info http://www.oars.com. You must
make your own arrangements. Please
notify Suzanne Stensaas if you sign up.
Contact person with OARS (the outfitter) is Kelley,
kelleyz@oars.com. Her phone is
1-800-346-6277 ext. 721. We are called
the Slice of Life Group. More details
about this trip are on the Web site.
Those who did Westwater Canyon in 1994 can tell you about the fun we
had. 
