Right Support, Right Time: Helping Students Without Adding to Their Plate
MED 126 668 N Riverpoint Blvd, Spokane, WA, United StatesIn this session, faculty and staff will be introduced to the AAMC Holistic Student Support Framework and the “Critical Junctions” roadmap as a practical tool to better understand those pressure points.
Impact Over Speed: The Power of Empathy and Timing at Work
Building on Tina Lindquist’s “Right Support, Right Time: Helping Students Without Adding to Their Plate” session on Tuesday, November 17, this session brings the ideas into your everyday work.
We’ll shift from student-facing examples to the realities of faculty and staff communication, the emails, requests, and quick decisions that shape your day. You’ll explore how timing, clarity, and awareness of bandwidth can either create unnecessary friction or help work flow more easily.
Clinical Use of Generative AI: Understanding Liability Before You Act
This session examines the evolving legal landscape surrounding AI-enabled medical technologies, including design defect theories, foreseeability risks, and emerging liability concerns.
Clerkship Faculty Development: Practical Strategies to Strengthen Clinical Teaching
This faculty development session is designed to support clinical faculty in delivering high-quality, learner-centered teaching in busy clinical settings.
Health Equity for Public Good Conference
This free virtual event brings together voices from across Washington state and beyond to engage in dialogue, deepen understanding, and drive action toward a more just healthcare system and society for all.