Welcome to the website of the Rogano Meeting 2022.
Here you will find information about location, programme, and more. The focus of the Rogano meeting is to promote the development of PhD students and postdoctoral researchers within a climate of high-level, international, scholarly debate.
We are looking forward to welcoming you in Lyon on 26 and 27 August 2022.
Location
The venue for the Rogano meeting 2022 will be the Radisson Blu Hotel , 129 Rue Servient, 69003 Lyon, France.
The driving distance to the AMEE conference, which takes place in the Lyon Convention Centre (https://www.gl-events.com/en/lyon-convention-centre), is approximately 5 km.
Programme
The programme in brief:
The focus of the Rogano meeting is to promote the development of PhD students and postdoctoral researchers within a climate of high-level, international, scholarly debate.
The broad objectives of Rogano are:
- Expanding the international network of fellow researchers in medical education
- Considering dilemmas regarding your own research
- Entering into scientific discussions to gain knowledge and ideas to inform your own research
The backbone of the conference is the PhD sessions. All PhD students will – in due time before the conference – be requested to submit a research dilemma to the organising committee to be presented and discussed at the conference.
The aim of these sessions is for delegates to facilitate the development of PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. Students will present their research topic and conclude with a query or dilemma connected with their research; then through high-level, scholarly, but supportive discussion, delegates will help the student to think about possible solutions.
Each presenter has 30 minutes “on the floor”. The sessions should not be used for presenting research results but to briefly present your research topic (10 minutes). At the end of your brief presentation, you will present the audience with your specific queries or dilemmas, and ask them to consider and discuss these queries/dilemmas for the remainder of your time (20 minutes). Each group will have a facilitator whose role involves managing time and the flow of discussion.
In addition to these sessions, the meeting will contain three plenary sessions and three workshops. These sessions will include topics such as how to get published, how to supervise, and methodological issues.
A detailed programme will follow in due course. Please check back later.
About the conference
History
The idea for the first ‘Rogano’ meeting was born in 2010 when Tim Dornan, Cees van der Vleuten and Jeroen van Merrenboer (Maastricht University) discussed how to continue and build on the international relationships with other universities.
At that year’s AMEE conference in Glasgow a table was booked at Glasgow’s famous Rogano restaurant with colleagues from the UK, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Canada to discuss the possibility of organising an international collaboration between medical education research groups. The idea of having a meeting together linked to the AMEE conference came forward, and the first Rogano Meeting was organised by the Maastricht team in Vienna in 2011.
The focus of the meeting is to promote the development of PhD students and postdoctoral researchers within a climate of high-level, international, scholarly debate.
Venues so far:
2011 Vienna, Austria
2012 Lyon, France
2013 Prague, Czech Republic
2014 Milan, Italy
2015 Glasgow, Scotland
2016 Barcelona, Spain
2017 Helsinki, Finland
2018 Basel, Switzerland
2019 Vienna, Austria
2020 Glasgow, Scotland (cancelled due to COVID-19)
2021 Glasgow, Scotland (webinar due to COVID-19)
2022 Lyon, France
AMEE
The AMEE 2022 conference will take place in Lyon, France, on 27 August to 1 September 2022.
The conference will be held in the Lyon Convention Centre: https://www.gl-events.com/en/lyon-convention-centre.
Contact
The organising committee changes every year.
The Rogano Meeting 2022 will be organised by the medical simulation centre Corporate HR, MidtSim and Aarhus University (both located in Aarhus, Denmark).
Contact our organising committee by filling in our contact form.