Global Medical and Healthcare Assessment Special Interest Group Webinars
Watch a selection of our Global Medical and Healthcare Assessment Special Interest Group Webinars
Lessons Learned - Beyond Borders: What Global Accreditation Teaches Us About Program Governance (October 2026)
This session explores what international accreditation and mutual recognition can teach us about building stronger, more trusted governance. Drawing on examples from healthcare, professional certification and credentialing, it will consider how global frameworks approach accountability, decision-making, stakeholder representation and due process, and how organisations can apply these lessons to strengthen integrity and trust in their own governance structures.
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Lessons Learned on Stakeholder Communication in High-Stakes Healthcare Programs (June 2026)
This webinar explores the critical role communication plays in the success and credibility of healthcare credentialing and assessment programs. Drawing from real-world experience in certification and program leadership, this session will examine how thoughtful stakeholder engagement can strengthen trust, support fairness, and reduce reputational risk.
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Lessons Learned on Evolving Assessment Models in the Certification & Credentialing Industry (March 2026)
In this thought-provoking 60-minute webinar led by Manfred Straehle, we will explore key lessons from over 20 years of real-world assessment transformation across healthcare, technology, and professional certification programs. Drawing from practical experience and industry observation, this session challenges conventional approaches to exam strategy, job analysis, recertification, microcredentials, accreditation, and emerging neuroassessment technologies.
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Introductory webinar (June 2025)
The first Global Medical and Healthcare Assessment Special Interest Group webinar explored the current landscape of medical and healthcare assessment, the unique challenges faced in clinical education, and the opportunities digital assessment offers for improving practice and outcomes. Our guest speaker was Professor Chris McManus, Emeritus Professor of Psychology and Medical Education, UCL Medical School
Watch the webinar here.