A look at the needs of medical education in India.

1. Trends in Medical education Dr. Neelesh Bhandari M.B.B.S (AFMC), M.D ( Path) P.G.P. in Human Rights

4. A set of basic competencies and expectations from a competent medical graduate, for “ the Physician of the 21 st century ” E ffective Communication. Basic clinical skills. Using science to guide Diagnosis, Management, Therapeutics & prevention. Lifelong Learning. Self-Awareness, Self –Care & Personal Growth. The social & Community Contexts of Health Care. Moral reasoning& Ethical judgment. Problem Solving. Professionalism & Role Recognition.

5. * Traditional lecture based approach, which is often teacher oriented * D eprives the students of active learning with less clinical content * Poor development of student skills Inadequacies of the present Teaching Program

9. Suggested additions by National Task force on Medical Education

10. Good teaching is by design and not by chance

26. Infrastructure

27. Infrastructure

34. UGMed Program

42. Smart MD PG Medical Entrance Exam Preparation Course Targeted towards final year students, house-surgeons and junior doctors who are preparing for various Post Graduate Medical Entrance Examinations. Duration: 300 hours

53. Our Vision of a Virtual Medical Education Network

55. And Thanks for your time .