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APMEC 2016: Education to Healthcare: Contextualising Learning Into Practice

Time has really flown! Come mid-January 2016 our Centre for Medical Education (CenMED, previously known as the Medical Education Unit or simply MEU), will be hosting the 13th APMEC. This is a significant milestone in our history: firstly, we have reached our “teens” in hosting our APMEC series of conferences; we are now entering a “difficult” period of adjustment before reaching full maturity! Hopefully, we will be able to meet the challenges ahead with strong resolve. It is also timely for us to inform all our fellow educators that Dujeepa Samarasekera has been appointed as the first Director of CenMED to provide able leadership to steer CenMED to excel in all its functions. Of course, in this educational journey we will also need the collaboration and support of fellow health professional educators locally, regionally and internationally.