Online education plus real-life experience

Ease the burden of integrating emerging topics and enhancing support for your medical students with the AMA UME Resource Program.

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Competency-based medical education

Through the new AMA ChangeMedEd® initiative, the AMA is supporting projects that address competency-based medical educations. Learn more.

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Health systems science peer reviewed articles

Discover the rich landscape of published articles in this field covering topics from the principles of teamwork to the future of health systems science.

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Developing flexible, competency-based pathways

See how medical education is shifting away from classrooms and toward activities and assessments that help students succeed in the modern health care system.

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Accelerating Change in Medical Education Consortium: 2013-2022

The AMA collaborated with medical schools to accelerate change in medical education and create a system that trains physicians who meet the needs of today's patients and anticipate future changes.

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ChangeMedEd initiative timeline and milestones

Now the ChangeMedEd Consortium, the AMA launched the Accelerating Change in Medical Education initiative in 2013. Find a timeline of work and milestones.

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Medical education COVID-19 resource guide

AMA provides guidance and resources for medical residents and fellows, medical students and medical faculty during the COVID-19 outbreak.

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Training tomorrow’s doctors to put patients first

Health systems science is key to creating a new generation of physicians better equipped to deliver great team care. Learn more.

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Applying a competency-based time-variable approach to graduate medical education

Learn about the "Promotion in Place" medical education model, developed by Mass General Brigham.

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New book tackles root causes of burnout among medical educators

Physician faculty and other medical educators also are being hit by the burnout epidemic. New guidance can help boost well-being in academic medicine.

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