QEC

Vision of QEC in Rawalpindi Medical University for Promoting Quality Culture

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International Memberships

Benefits for Engaged Members include opportunities to:

UNITED NATION ACADEMIC IMPACT (UNAI)

RMU has joined over 1400 academic and research institutions from 139 countries who are members of the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI), a UN platform.
UNAI is a program of the Outreach Division of the United Nations Department of Global Communications. It’s an initiative that aligns institutions of higher education with the United Nations in supporting and contributing to the realization of United Nations goals and mandates, including the promotion and protection of human rights, access to education, sustainability and conflict resolution.
Since 2010, UNAI has created a vibrant and diverse network of students, academics, scientists, researchers, think tanks, institutions of higher education, continuing education and educational associations. Since its inception some thirty international networks of universities and other institutes of higher education and research have endorsed UNAI and encouraged their members to join, representing a global diversity of regions and a thematic wealth of disciplines.
The work of these institutions is vital to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as they serve as incubators of new ideas, inventions and solutions to the many global challenges we face. UNAI provides the integral link to these stakeholders to ensure that the international community harnesses the energy and innovation of young people and the research community in service to humanity.
UNAI assists stakeholders in this regard by disseminating information on UN initiatives and activities, providing ideas on how these activities can be applied at the local level on college campuses, in classrooms and in communities, and by providing a platform where university students, academics and researchers can connect and share ideas, research and resources to further the Sustainable Development Goals and other UN mandates.
While joining the UNAI, RMU has expressed its commitment to support four out of the 10 UN SDGs; Capacity-building in higher education system, Commitment to the United Nations Charter Education opportunity for all, Higher education opportunity for every interested individual and Inter-cultural dialogue and understanding — unlearning intolerance.
Every subject and discipline can have a UN imprint. RMU offers the opportunity to higher education in the field of Medical and Allied Health Sciences to all based on the merit without any discrimination of race, color, gender, creed and religion. RMU also believe in capacity building of the faculty so that they are abreast with the latest development in their fields. Therefore, RMU faculty members are urged to recognize this link and undertake activities that can directly support United Nations mandates and objectives.

THE ARAB NETWORK FOR QUALITY ASSUARNCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION

UNESCO-NETWORK OF QUALITY MONITORING PROGRAM FOR ASIA PACIFIC

The Network on Education Quality Monitoring in the Asia-Pacific (NEQMAP), established in March 2013 in Bangkok, Thailand, is a platform for exchange of knowledge, experience and expertise on the monitoring of educational quality in countries and jurisdictions of the Asia-Pacific region. The network focuses on student learning assessment as a key tool for monitoring education quality, while acknowledging the importance of maintaining strong linkages with other enablers of learning in classrooms including curriculum and pedagogy. UNESCO’s Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education (UNESCO Bangkok) serves as the NEQMAP Secretariat.
Activities of the network comprise CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT, RESEARCH and KNOWLEDGE SHARING among network members and other relevant stakeholders.

Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE)

The Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) is a worldwide organization with members in 90 countries on five continents AMEE promotes international excellence in education in the health professions across the continuum of undergraduate, postgraduate and continuing education.
AMEE, working with other organizations, supports teachers and institutions in their current educational activities and in the development of new approaches to curriculum planning, teaching and learning methods, assessment techniques and educational management, in response to advances in medicine, changes in healthcare delivery and patient demands and new educational thinking and techniques.
AMEE promotes excellence in medical education internationally by

Vision

AMEE supports healthcare globally by encouraging excellence in education in the health professions across the continuum of undergraduate, postgraduate, and continuing professional development. It does so by enabling and promoting collaboration with, and between, a diverse and inclusive global community of health professionals, educators, and other stakeholders to foster scholarship and best practice.
Strategic Objectives 1. To be the foremost global community of health education stakeholders
a. Encourage a diverse, inclusive and collaborative global community that fosters curiosity and collaboration across all healthcare professions education (HPE)
b. Develop strategies for the international engagement of all stakeholders, including engagement of individuals, institutions and regulators
c. Create and encourage communities of practice which engage with specialist and regional challenges in HPE
d. Develop AMEE conferences as the primary vehicle for networking and knowledge sharing in HPE.
2. To set the standard in professional development while being responsive to the changing world in health professions education delivery
a. Define the competencies expected of a health professions educator and use it to inform curriculum development
b. Set high standards of medical education globally whilst considering local and regional requirements
c. Be a significant influencer of global policy and practice in health professions education
3. To promote scholarship in healthcare education to support better healthcare delivery
a. Lead by example in developing a positive culture of learning and scholarship
b. Provide resources to encourage scholarship
c. Develop effective collaborations with appropriate partners to cultivate scholarship
d. Create a program in which schools and educators are recognized and rewarded for scholarship
4. To be a leader in driving innovation in healthcare educational development worldwide
a. Develop an organizational culture that encourages and nurtures innovation in education among all its stakeholders
b. Provide a forum for the exchange of ideas from around the world
c. Integrate innovation into forward planning and strategic thinking
d. Engage with other sectors to develop innovation in HPE

Our Team

Dr Usman Qureshi

Director QEC

Dr. Rabbia Khali Latif

Assistant Director QEC (additional)

Shafa Amber

Computer Operator QEC

Mr. Aamir Afzal

Data Analyst QEC

Activities