Thanks to Drs Yurika Hara, MD, Ebrahim Payberah, MD, and Martin Klapheke, MD of University of Central Florida College of Medicine, we now have an update to our Neurocognitive Disorders (2025) module. Feel free to veiw it in our CSI eModules library!
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New CSI eModule: Psychotic Disorders (2025)
Thanks to authors: Mary Steinmann MD, Matt Torbenson MD, Stamatios Dentino MD all from University of Utah School of Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
We have a new CSI eModule: Psychotic Disorders (2025) as listed in our library here.
CSI Project Developmental Grant Award (Deadline 12/1/24)
Dear ADMSEP members,
The Clinical Simulation Initiative (CSI) Committee is accepting submissions for the Project Developmental Grant Award.
One developmental grant will be awarded this cycle ($500-1000 with Articulate 360 seat included). The deadline for submission is Sunday, 1 December 2024, 5:00 PM (PST).
Link below provides details and required materials:
https://admsep.org/resources.php?c=grants
Modules may be related to any topic relevant to medical student education that represents a clinical encounter with a disorder that will help achieve the learning objectives for the course or clerkship as well as meet existing LCME Standards. A list of the modules are located here.
Applicants are encouraged to seek mentorship. ADMSEP members from the CSI Committee are available for this purpose.
If there are any questions, please let us know.
Your CSI Chairs,
Derrick Hamaoka, M.D. Uniformed Services University
Mary Steinmann, M.D. University of Utah
New Learning Module: QT Prolongation & Psychiatric Medications: Self-Paced Learning
Thanks to Rohini Mehta MD and Derrick Hamaoka MD we now have a new CSI Learning Module: QT Prolongation & Psychiatric Medications: Self-Paced Learning Module
Feel free to access our entire library of CSI Learning Modules
New CSI module available on PTSD
Thanks to authors
Elle S. Cleaves MD, Madeline Teisberg DO, Bailie Moorhead DO, James C. West MD, Kelly L. Cozza MD, Derrick Hamaoka MD,
we have a new CSI Learning Module titled "Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: Self-Paced Learning Module".
New CSI eModule uploaded: Delirium: Self-Paced Learning Module
A new CSI eModule has been uploaded: Delirium: Self-Paced Learning Module
Many thanks to the authors: Simone A. Bernstein MD, Derrick Hamaoka MD, Gary M. Bernard MD, Eric G. Meyer MD PhD
Congrats to our Clinical Skills Initiative Developmental Grant awardees
On behalf of the ADMSEP Clinical Simulation Initiative (CSI) committee, we would like to recognize our Developmental Grant awardees:
- Dr. Dana Doctor et al. Suicide Risk Assessment and Safety Planning
- Dr. Geoffrey Liu et al. Alcohol Use Disorder
- Dr. Timothy Kreider et al. Catatonia
CSI Chairs, Derrick Hamaoka, MD Mary Steinmann, MD
New CSI Learning Module
Thanks to Derrick Hamaoka, MD, Brandon Kitay, MD PhD, Nathan S. Johnston, DO, Matthew Goldenberg, MD we have a new CSI Learning Module: ECT. Please take advantage of this helpful resource!
New CSI module: Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Thanks to a number of CSI contributors, we now have a new module: Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Enjoy!
Two New CSI Modules!
Please feel free to visit our two latest CSI modules:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder & Intellectual Developmental Disorder
- Antepartum Depression
hot off the press!
ADMSEP Developmental Grant Award (Deadline Nov 1, 2023)
ADMSEP Clinical Simulation Initiative (CSI) Developmental Grant Award Deadline: 1 November 2023
Dear ADMSEP members,
The Clinical Simulation Initiative (CSI) Committee is accepting submissions for the Project Developmental Grant Award.
Two developmental grants will be awarded this cycle ($1500 with Articulate 360 seat included). The deadline for submission is Wednesday, 1 November 2023, 5:00 PM (PST).
Link below provides details and required materials: https://admsep.org/resources.php?c=grants
Modules may be related to any topic relevant to medical student education that represents a clinical encounter with a disorder that will help achieve the learning objectives for the course or clerkship as well as meet existing LCME Standards. A list of the modules are located here.
Applicants are encouraged to seek mentorship. ADMSEP members from the CSI Committee are available for this purpose.
If there are any questions, please let us know.
Your CSI Chairs,
Derrick Hamaoka, M.D., Uniformed Services University
Mary Steinmann, M.D., University of Utah
New module posted: A Primer on Military Life and Culture for Health Care Providers
Thanks to our generous authors: Derrick Hamaoka MD, Patcho Santiago MD, Eric Meyer MD, Austin Bailey DO, Elle Cleaves MD, Vincent Capaldi MD we have a new CSI emodule: A Primer on Military Life and Culture for Health Care Providers, also viewable from our main CSI emodule page.
CSI eModule Quick Clips
Dr Marty Klapheke has been able to convert his CSI eModules' "Quick Clips" from a deprecated (unviewable) video format to the current web video standard. You can see these in our eModule collection under "Major Depressive Disorders" "Anxiety Disorders" "Personality Disorders"
A big "THANK YOU" to Dr Klapheke for his ingenuity used in salvaging this valuable footage!
CSI Committee accepting submissions for Project Developmental Grant awards.
The Clinical Simulation Initiative Committee is accepting submissions for the Project Developmental Grant awards.
Two developmental grants will be awarded this cycle. The deadline for submission is:
Friday 1 October 2020, 5:00 PM (PST).
Link below provides details and required materials: https://admsep.org/resources.php?c=grants
Modules may be related to any topic relevant to medical student education that represents a clinical encounter on a disorder that will help achieve the learning objectives for the course or clerkship as well as meet existing LCME Standards.
Topics identified as 'in need' by the ADMSEP CSI Committee include PTSD, Substance use disorders, Eating disorders, Dissociative disorders, Sexual disorders, and Child and adolescent disorders in particular neurodevelopmental disorders. Applicants are encouraged to seek mentorship. ADMSEP members from the CSI Committee are available for this purpose.
If there are any questions, please let us know.
Your CSI Chairs,
Derrick Hamaoka, M.D., Uniformed Services University
Mary Steinmann, M.D., University of Utah