Purpose
Copenhagen Academy for Medical Education and Simulation (CAMES) consists of research, development and educational sections for medical education and simulation based training. We offer courses to both healthcare personnel and other professionals with the purpose of increasing the quality and safety in patient treatment and care.
Core functions and services
Organisation
CAMES is organised under the Capital Region of Denmark's Centre for Human Resources. Doris Østergaard, professor in medical education, is the head of the entire CAMES academy. Anne-Mette Mørcke is head of the CAMES Rigshospitalet section , and Anne Lippert, Specialist in Anesthesiology, is head of the CAMES Herlev section
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Two sections, two addresses
CAMES resides at two sections - one at Herlev Hospital, the other at Rigshospitalet. CAMES' staff consists of 2 professors, 20 Ph.D.-students, around 60 staff members and over 100 teachers of which the majority additionally has a clinical position.
Overview of our staff
CEKU and DIMS became CAMES in 2015
CAMES is a fusion of Danish Institute for Medical Simulation (DIMS) and Centre for Clinical Education (CEKU). The demand for CEKU and DIMS' services and facilities was increasing so the obvious solution was to combine them into one academy. The intention behind the academy is to contribute to education, research and development on the highest international level now and in the future.
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