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Task Force Recognition of Qualifications

The Task Force on Recognition of Qualifications has conducted meetings in Bristol and Berlin, outlining essential action lines to enhance the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), ensure smooth correspondence and transfer of qualifications, and improve postgraduate and Continuing Medical Education (CME). Key plans include surveying stakeholders, analyzing grading systems, and discussing future strategies during upcoming meetings in Prague and Murcia. The aim is to reinforce a framework for recognizing qualifications across medical and healthcare education sectors.

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Task Force Recognition of Qualifications

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  1. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications • Bristol EB meeting: conclusions • Berlin TF2 meeting: conclusions • Plans

  2. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications 1. Bristol conclusions • Task force 2 has 3 action lines • Action line 1ECTS • Action line 2Correspondence & Transfer • Action line 3Postgraduate and CME • Meetings of Task force 2 • Core met in Brussels on 10 Nov 2005 • TF met in Berlin on 9 & 10 Dec 2005

  3. REPORT REPORT REPORT REPORT Prague AG ECTS MA UA X? KvL KvL KP KP SB WORKSHOP? 3 action lines: Post- graduate & CME ECTS DS Grading Correspon- dence & transfer Survey Transf of grades contact UEMS Swiss model Ba/Ma, other programmes (Dentistry, Biomed. Sciences ...) ANALYSIS Use of existing sources draft manual ECTS DS

  4. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications 2. Berlin • Workplan of the TF • Survey • Manual • Contact with UEMS

  5. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications • Action line 1 “ECTS” • survey by means of questionnaire along “total design method” - “reward” • between 15 Feb - 15 March 2006 • survey outcome: • manual by May 5th 2006 Prague • information on level of implementation of ECTS

  6. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications • Action line 2 “Correspondence & transfer” • correspondence • correspondence with Dentistry • contacted DentEd Network • correspondence with Biomedical sciences • contacted VUB, Belgium • transfer • transfer: experience of Basel in Ba-Ma

  7. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications • Action l ine 3 “Postgraduate and CME” • postgraduate • contacted …… • inside universities • CME • contacted Dr. Bernard Maillet, UEMS • outside universities • various credit systems in accreditation • common determinators with ECTS

  8. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications 3. Plans • meeting Core in Oslo 25 February 2006 Agenda • state of the art re manual and survey • report on EB London • report on meeting UEMS • preparing TF meeting in Prague • preparing TF meeting in Murcia • composition of core

  9. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications • meeting ECTS Medicine Association ASBL in Oslo 24 February 2006 Agenda • representative of ECTS MA in MEDINE • enlargement core of TF MEDINE • …

  10. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications • meeting of Task Force in Prague Agenda • results of survey • manual • transfer of grades • future plans of TF 2

  11. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications • Annual meeting in Prague Agenda • manual • … • …

  12. Task Force Recognition of Qualifications • meeting Task Force in Murcia October 2006 Agenda • transferability of qualifications to other institutions and employers • recommendations for a framework for recognition of qualifications, applicable both to medical education and other health care professions

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