Regular didactic conferences are held for four hours every
Friday afternoon. After the first 6 weeks of each
academic year July through June, 42 weeks remain in each
year after 4 weeks are lost to holidays. This structure
allows for a rotating three-year curriculum covering a
variety of topics from different approaches.
The first hour of each Friday conference leads off with
a faculty lecture from the Concentrated Topics in Emergency
Medicine (TEM) list. The second hour consists of
a 50-minute lecture from the Model
of the Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine. This
is conducted by a resident precepted by a core faculty
member and a 10-minute supplemental discussion by that
same faculty member. The third hour is another faculty
lecture from one of the Interest Series in Emergency Medicine
(SEM). The fourth hour is set aside for faculty and
resident case presentations, or from December through February
of each year a review course for the annual American
Board of Emergency Medicine’s written in-service
examination administered in the last week of February
each academic year.
Week
Concentrated Topics in Emergency
Medicine
Model of the
Clinical Practice
of Emergency Medicine
For more information, contact:
James E. Brown, M.D., Program Director
Department of Emergency Medicine
3525 Southern Blvd
Kettering, OH 45429
Telephone: (937) 395-8839
Fax: (937) 395-8387
E-mail:james.e.brown@wright.edu
