GAME-TEI Summit for Future Leaders 2026
Medication Review: A Powerful Tool for Interprofessional Patient Care
The eighth Transnational Educational Initiative (TEI) will be hosted by University of Bologna, Italy, on 13-15 July 2026. The TEI Summit for Future Leaders invites participants from GAME member institutions to participate in this significant global medical educational initiative.
Theme:
Medication Review: A Powerful Tool for Interprofessional Patient Care
Date:
13 July 2026 (Monday) - 15 July 2026 (Wednesday)
Location:
Language:
English
Certificate:
A certificate will be provided by University of Bologna to participating students upon completion of the programme.
Learning objectives
As future prescribers of medicines, the participants will be able to the followings:
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Aware of the importance of getting acquainted with the healthcare system where they will practice (the path towards access to medications and their sustainability).
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Apply the principles of pharmacological management, using simulation as a safe environment, and Demonstrate basic skills in prescribing including therapeutic reasoning to gain awareness and confidence in their future role.
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Discuss the importance of human factors including interprofessional communication in the management of pharmacological therapies.
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Suggest how to mitigate the burden of medication error in worldwide at individual, and institutional and system levels.
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Envisioning how emerging health technologies may transform traditional communication and collaboration among healthcare professionals in prescribing, and discussing the related ethical challenges.
Programme
The face-to-face TEI Future Leaders Summit in July 2026 will be a three-day forum incorporating practical workshops in different teaching formats to enable our future clinicians to learn from each other and to work together to address global health issues.
By the end of the Summit, participants will:
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know what a medication review is and its importance for patient safety in clinical practice
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understand how self-awareness affects communication and teamwork
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recognise different roles and perspectives in a medication review
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reflect on their own working style and its impact on others
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envision how emerging health technologies may transform traditional communication and collaboration among healthcare professionals in prescribing
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have practised collaborative decision-making in medication review in a safe role-play environment
List of Faculty and Delegates from GAME partner Universities:
University of Bologna: Elisabetta Poluzzi, Emanuel Raschi, Monia Donati, Emanuela Marcelli, Fabrizio De Ponti
Korea University: Young-Mee Lee, Coordinator GAME Transnational Educational Initiative ; Dawon Park, Kyungim Kim
Chinese University of Hong Kong: Juliana Lui, Wai-Tat Wong, Joanna Yeung
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich : Martin Fischer, Johann Schredelseker
Monash University :Michelle Leech, Barbra Harper, Priyia Pusparajah, Jackie Conheady
Nagoya University: Itzel Bustos Villalobos
University of Nottingham: Claire Stewart, Claire Sharpe
ONLINE PRE-MEETING SESSION
Thirty-eight students was participated in a 2-hours online forum on June 22nd, 2026 for a team-building session where they had identified their learning goals as future professionals.
11:00 AM
11:15 AM
11:30 AM
11:45 AM
11:55 AM
12:15 PM
12:45 PM
13:00 PM
Introduction of Faculty and TEI Future Leaders concept (Prof. Young Mee Lee)
Summary of TEI activities - GAME ALUMNI
Alessio Romanelli, Maria Vittoria Dardi (Monash Prato TEI 2025) , Luca Poletti (Monash TEI 2021)
Ice Breaker (Prof. Itzel Bustos)
Overview of TEI Summit learning objectives (Prof. Fabrizio De Ponti)
Preliminary Teamwork on “Access to medicines in different healthcare systems” (Prof. Elisabetta Poluzzi)
Student Groupings for Summit
Q&A session for students with University of Bologna event organisers
PRE-MEETING CLOSE
Enquiry
University | Contact Person |
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School of Medicine | Fabrizio De Ponti |
The Chinese University of Hong Kong Faculty of Medicine | |
College of Medicine, Korea University College of Medicine | Jimin PARK |
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich Faculty of Medicine | Wencke Vonderhagen |
Faculty of Medicine | Teresa Svarvell |
Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences | Jackie Conheady |
School of Medicine and Graduate School of Medicine | Mika Kasai-Prince |
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences | Nigel Mongan nigel.mongan@nottingham.ac.uk Claire Stewart claire.stewart1@nottingham.ac.uk Eleanor Mitchell eleanor.mitchell@nottingham.ac.uk |