Program

Programme subject to change.

DAY 1: THURSDAY
16 October 2025

Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Hnevotinska 3, Olomouc, Main Lecture Hall

PRE-CONFERENCE SESSIONS

12:00–17:00

Registration

Schedule

Activity
Moderator

Presentation title
Speaker

12:30–14:00

Building Stronger Foundations: Integrating Bioethics into Health Professions - workshop Annex building, 2.517

Education through the 3T Approach
Russell Franco D'Souza, Mary Mathew

13:45–15:00

Admission Policies for International Students (Panel discussion)
Emil Rudolf, Milan Raska

Policy Dimensions of International Student Admission: Challenges, Trends, and Implications
Algirdas Utkus

 
  • How to build a fair, inclusive admission process for General medicine program applicants.
  • Balancing applicant’s level of knowledge with general academic prerequisites within the process of admission.
  • Current and valid selection methods of admission. Is the two or three stage process of admission effective?

Representatives of Czech and Slovak medical faculties

15:00–15:15

Coffee break

15:15–16:00

Preventing Burnout in Students and Faculty
Simona Cakirpaloglu, Dana Simkova

Strain and Serenity: Exploring the Interplay of Stress, Burnout, and Well-Being Among Healthcare Professionals
Simona Cakirpaloglu

Health educators in the interplay between the health education and healthcare ecosystems
Athanasia Printza
keynote speaker

16:00–17:30

Shortage in the Healthcare Workforce

Health care workforce in the Czech Republic: data driven approach in education, planning and distribution of capacities
Ladislav Dusek
keynote speaker

Investing in health workforce by strengthening public health competencies to build resilient and sustainable health systems
Mary Codd
keynote speaker

Piloting the ASPHER Core Curriculum Programme (CCP) at the national level: Czech experience
Alena Petrakova

Complex system of factors motivating Health Workforce to work in rural and remote areas
Janucz Janczukowicz
keynote speaker

17:30–17:45

Coffee break

OFFICIAL CONFERENCE OPENING

17:45–18:15

Conference Opening Ceremony

Harm Peters
Milan Kolar
Jiri Drabek
Milan Raska

18:15–19:00

Aligning curricula with public health priorities and workforce demands
Martin Snehota

Aligning curriculum with Public Health Priorities and Workforce Demands
Ricardo Leon Borquez
Hybrid session with: Barbora Hrabalova, Jana Cohlova, Romana Kohnova

Developing curricula: making ties between school and practice visible
Tomas Janik
keynote speaker

20:00–night

Students social event (Hellpaso music club, Komenského 31, Olomouc)

20:00–22:00

Faculty dinner (Restaurant Café New One, Trida Svobody 21, Olomouc - for invited guests only)

DAY 2: FRIDAY
17 October 2025

Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Hnevotinska 3, Olomouc, Main Lecture Hall

Strengthening University–Hospital Partnerships

Schedule

Activity
Moderator

Presentation title
Speaker

8:30–10:15

Models of collaboration for integrated medical education and patient care
Milan Raska, Roman Havlik

Governance models of University Hospitals and medical Faculties in Germany
Sebastian Draeger
keynote speaker

Effectiveness of clinical education from the perspective of a teaching hospital
Roman Havlik

From Silence to Influence: How Patient Perspectives Shape Doctors’ Attitudes Toward Compulsory Treatment of Detained Patients with Mental Health Conditions
Farshad Shaddel
keynote speaker

Partners of Experience in Cancer (PECan)
Despoina Mantziari

360-Degree Psychiatry Experience Promoting Patient-Centred Care and Inter-professional Working
Emma Flint

10:15–10:30

Coffee Break

10:30–12:00

Clinical Training in a Changing Healthcare Landscape, EPA and standardized patient approaches
Martin Snehota, Jakub Tolar

How Trust and Entrustment Principles Remain Core in Varying Health Care Education Landscapes
Olle ten Cate
keynote speaker

Curriculum in Crisis and renewal – 50 years of reinvention in medical education
Ronald Harden
keynote speaker

The Standardized Patient Program at the University of Minnesota: An Overview
Jakub Tolar

Rethinking Ethics and Professionalism: Towards a Transformative Medical Education
Madalena Patricio
keynote speaker

12:00–13:00

Lunch break

12:00–13:00

AMSE Executive Committee Meeting (Room 2.521)

Integrating Emerging Technologies in the Curriculum, Active learning

13:00–14:40

AI, virtual reality, simulation, and the future of learning
Antonin Hlavinka, David Kachlik

Medical Education and Expected Competencies in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
Cestmir Stuka, Jan Zeman

Simulation-Based Medical Education at the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Palacký University Olomouc
Eva Klaskova

The Anatomyka App and 3D E-Posters: Insights from a Five-Year Student Survey
David Kachlik

Artificial Intelligence in Medical Education and Vocational Education and Training
Dragan Mijakoski

Teaching AI in Medicine: Practical Skills, Clinical Relevance, Legal Awareness
Antonin Hlavinka

14:40–15:00

Coffee break

15:00–16:00

Active learning and flipped classroom
Martin Snehota, Jana Kvintova

Clinicians as Educators: Implementing Active Learning in the Clinical Setting
Nomy Dickman
keynote speaker

Bridging Technology and Humanity: How Digital Tools Can Enhance – Not Replace – the Physician-Patient Relationship
Victor Riklefs

Preparing Physicians for Teaching: A Pilot Moodle Course and Its Reflection
Jana Kvintova

16:00–16:45

Oral presentations of selected posters 5-7 min (2 weeks before meeting)
Milan Raska, Harm Peters

16:45–17:15

Peter Dieter Award ceremony

17:15–18:15

AMSE General Assembly

19:15–22:00

Conference Gala Dinner (Restaurant Hotel Flora, Krapkova 34, Olomouc)

DAY 3: SATURDAY
18 October 2025

Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Hnevotinska 3, Olomouc, Main Lecture Hall

The Active Role of Students in Medical Education and Research

Schedule

Activity

Presentation title
Speaker/Moderator

8:30–9:45

Fostering Research Conducted by Students, presentations of student research projects

About student research activities
Veronika Vasirova

Fetal-sex-dependent disperity in placental inflamation in diabetic mothers
Max Mrstik

Microbiological analysis of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus strains
Maedeh Bahreinian

Core needle biopsy in diagnosis of head and neck masses
Filip Varmuza

Integrating Lifestyle Medicine into Medical Education: Practical Tools for Building Robust and Fit Future Physicians
Kristina Pavlovski

9:45–11:00

Ethics and Professionalism in Medical Education

Crafting a Global Framework for Humanistic Medical Education
Russell D'Souza
keynote speaker

Ethics in Action: Students Shaping the Future of AI in Medicine
Jakub Tolar
keynote speaker

Integrity in Scientific Advice
Dusan Suput

Curriculum Innovation for Responsible, Respectful, and Professional Physicians
Alexandra Brazinova

11:00–11:15

Coffee break

11:15–12:40

Enhancing learning through student-led support

Transitioning from Faculty-Based to Hospital-Based Learning: Benefits and Challenges for Medical Students
Michal Kropacek

Peer networks mentorship and the future of medical education beyond the classroom
Eliza Zhogovska

Innovative Rheumatology Teaching at the University of Pécs Medical School
Kristof Filipanits

Enhancing Clinical Training in Undergraduate Medical Education through Near-Peer Teaching at the University of Pécs Medical School
Mira Peresztegi

Interprofessional Education in Medical Curricula
Axel Tonna

12:40–13:00

Conference closing ceremony

Harm Peters
Milan Raska
Milan Kolar

13:00–14:00

Lunch buffet

14:00–15:30

Guided tour to Olomouc historic city

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