Assistant Dean, Dr. Lama Soubra represented the Faculty in the Essential Skills in Medical Education Assessment (ESMEA) program which took place on 5th-8th September 2015 in Glasgow, Scotland-UK. The program was part of the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) conference which is widely recognized as the key annual medical and healthcare professions education venue attended by 3500 participants from around the globe.

The program focused mainly on the types of assessment in medical education including workplace- based assessment and OSCE in addition to interactive workshops regarding flipped classroom, curriculum management, and reflective writing. Moreover, the program included various stimulating sessions such as plenaries, symposia, posters and so much more.

‘The sessions were thought provoking, beneficial, and valuable to me by all means. There was a touch of spirituality in all the sessions which reflected the spirit every teacher should have to change the future of medical education’ quoted Dr. Lama Soubra.