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WHEO would also like to extend its thanks to the generous sponsors of both retreats and their outcomes, including the development of all three competencies documents and this Web site. Without their unified support, both philosophically and financially, the important work of the APGO Women's Healthcare Education would not have been possible.
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
Links to the ACGME Outcome Project General Competencies and the Suggested Best Methods of Evaluation were both used with permission from the ACGME. We would like to thank the ACGME for allowing us to align their Outcomes Project with our own undergraduate women's health competencies.
The 2000 APGO Interdisciplinary Women's Health Education Retreat Participants and Sponsors
The 2003 APGO Interdisciplinary Women's Health Education Retreat Participants and Sponsors
APGO Undergraduate Medical Education Committee and the NCoE Professional Education Working Group
Association of Reproductive Health Professionals (ARHP)
Primary Editors
APGO Multidisciplinary Women's Health Education Task Force
Editors
Jamie Spencer
Barbara Schindler, MD
Vice Dean for Education
Drexel University College of Medicine.
Deborah Danoff, MD
Assistant Vice President, Division of Medical Education
Association of American Medical Colleges
Larry Gruppen, PhD
Chair, Department of Medical Education
University of Michigan Medical School
Additional Contributions to the Women's Health Care Competencies Project
Donna Wachter
APGO Executive Director
Pamela Johanssen
APGO Communications Director
Erica Silver Kuhn, MPH
The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Sarah Wilhelm
Curriculum Project Associate
Reproductive Health Initiative
American Medical Women's Association
Marcia Zorn
Librarian, Reference Section
National Library of Medicine (NLM)
National Institutes of Health
Special Thanks
WHEO would like to give additional thanks to Jespersen & Associates for their support in producing this resource and making it available to medical educators across the country to better women's health in our future.
We would also like to thank Steven Steinberg of S.J.Systems, Inc. for his professionalism and diligent work in developing this Web site.
