The CAME Foundation
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About Us
The CAME Foundation was created in February 2012 thanks to the efforts and vision
of Dr. Meridith Marks, University of Ottawa and successfully received registered charity status
in 2013. The CAME Foundation has a Board of Directors and is dedicated to advancing eligible
activities of CAME for the benefit of medical educators and those they serve.
Mission
The purpose of the CAME Foundation is to advance medical education by:
- providing support through scholarships, bursaries, awards or other forms of financial assistance to persons or organizations engaged in or intending to engage in research or education in the field of medical education
- providing support to conferences, courses, seminars, training programs and workshops focused on medical education and related research; and
- receiving or maintaining a fund or funds and to transfer from time to time all or part thereof or the income therefrom to other charities under the Income Tax Act (Canada) that engage in medical education.
CAME Foundation Priority Objectives
- Create an annual peer-reviewed grant competition exclusively to support Canadian medical education research and innovation
- Support up to two educators from across Canada each year to travel to other academic sites to learn, share ideas and collaborate on new initiatives
- Build on the existing Ian Hart fund to ensure a sustained legacy to support CAME initiatives, well into the future
- Support the development of new educational programs that use best evidence and expertise from across Canada to help teachers and educators in their academic roles
- Support CAME in its development of well-researched and relevant public statements and position papers on issues of importance to medical education in Canada.
White Coat, Warm heART Exhibit
The White Coat, Warm heART Exhibit was held once again at CCME 2019 in Niagara Falls. Entries were accepted in a wide variety of categories, including oils, watercolor, photographs, pastels, etching, pen and ink, and more. The CAME Foundation was pleased that for the fifth year in a row, the exhibit agreed to work with the Foundation to put on a silent auction, which ran from April 13 to April 15, 2019 in the same event space. Thank you to everyone who attended and to everyone who supported the artists and Foundation by purchasing artwork. Special thank you to all of the artisits who participated, and to Dr. Carol-Ann Courneya and her team for another fantatsic event!
CAME Foundation Health Professions Education Grants
Opportunities for peer-reviewed grant support in Health Professions Education are limited. Learners and faculty at all stages, who have new projects, are particularly challenged in obtaining support. The CAME Foundation Health Professions Education Grants support new and innovative scholarly projects in Health Professions Education that are not part of larger, formalized and funded education research programs. There are four different grants aimed at supporting different groups.
By-Laws
The most recent version of the CAME Foundation by-laws can be found by following the link below.
Board of Directors
Chair of the Board
Dr. Ming-Ka Chan
Vice Chair of the Board
Dr. Wade Watson
Secretary
Dr. Mylene Dandavino
Treasurer
Dr. Sohaib Al-Asaaed
Member-at-Large
Dr. Alan Neville
Member-at-Large
Dr. Vernon Curran
Member-at-Large
Dr. Glen Bandiera
Member-at-Large
Dr. Irene Ma
Member-at-Large
Dr. Aliya Kassam
Student Representative
Dalia Karol
Resident Representative
Scott Adams
Contact
Mary Cunningham, Manager
Email: camefoundation@afmc.ca
Tel.: 613 730-0687, ext. 238
Fax: 613 730-1196
ECME is pleased to announce the call for 2019 nominations for our two awards.