The Award
The Ian Hart Award for Innovation in Medical Education has been made possible through the support of the Hart family and AMEE.
The award is a cash prize of $4000, and free registration for the upcoming Ottawa Conference.
The winner will be selected from the applications received by an international panel of leaders in medical education. Individuals can be nominated or be self-nominated and require a letter of support from a sponsor.
Ian Hart
Professor Ian Hart was a leader in medical education with an international reputation. He made a significant contribution to advancing medical education in Canada, including founding the Canadian Association for Medical Education (CAME). He played a major role internationally in advancing approaches to the training of doctors, and was responsible, along with Ronald Harden, for creating the Ottawa Conference, which had as its aim the provision of an international forum for exchanging ideas and developments in the field of evaluating clinical competence.