Stull to Present at Association of Medical Education Meeting
Matthew Stull, MD, third-year resident, has been invited to present two workshops at the Association of Medical Education in Europe's Annual Meeting, held Aug. 25-28 in Prague.
Stull and his colleagues will present "Overcoming Barriers in Medical Education: Fostering Collaboration to Improve Innovation and Research and "Transitioning from Learner to Teacher during the conference.
Read more about Stulls work in medical education in this 2012 interview.
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