Biomedical Informatics and Medical Education (BIME) is comprised of two divisions, Biomedical and Health Informatics (BHI) and Medical Education and Evaluation (MEE).
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MEE Core Faculty
Jan Carline, PhD
Matthew Cunningham, PhD
Kristina Dzara, PhD, MMSc
Interests:
Educator Development; Science of Teaching and Learning; Program Evaluation; Curriculum Development; Social Media; Educational Scholarship
Pamela Nagasawa, PhD
Interests:
Educating a diverse workforce—priming students to serve rural, underserved, and culturally diverse patient populations; Impact assessment— student learning, institutional effectiveness, medical education
Lynne Robins, PhD
Interests:
Equipping and empowering health professions educators through ongoing educator development and mentorship; translating education research and theory into practice; applying qualitative research methods to illuminate and advance all aspects of health professions education and practice; and encouraging and supporting interprofessional, interdisciplinary and regional collaboration.
Janice A. Sabin, PhD, MSW
Interests:
The science of implicit (unconscious) bias and effects on medical care; workforce diversity; health equity and social determinants of health; health care delivery to health disparity populations; patient-provider communication; culturally tailored health communication, faculty development.
Doug Schaad, PhD
Interests:
Career trajectories in the medical profession; survey design and psychometrics; compassion empathy and cynicism in the professional development of physicians; Interprofessional teams and learning outcomes; curriculum enhancement and associated performance; demographic variables associated with rural and underserved practice; comparability of performance across training sites within the 5-state WWAMI program.
Craig Scott, PhD
Interests:
As an emeritus faculty member he serves the National Science Foundation as an assessment coordinator and evaluator for numerous centers in the Industry/University Cooperative Research Centers Program. He is also beginning his 31st year of service on the UWSoM Admissions Committee.
Peter Tarczy-Hornoch, MD, FACMI
Interests:
Data integration and knowledge bases as applied to: translational bioinformatics, biospecimen acquisition, clinical/translational research, clinical data repositories, genomic medicine, and comparative effectiveness research