The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University (AMS) requires that students, faculty, and staff review integral features of our academic and learning environments each year. The Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) requires this in its Standards, as indicated below. Components that require verification include curricular elements (e.g., course objectives, assessment methods), policies (e.g, anti-discrimination policy, student duty hour policy), and other documentation (e.g., Student Handbook). Please take some time to review the information below and certify that you have done so. You will be required to do this once per year via OASIS. (Note: policies are subject to change. AMS will inform its community of changes to policies.) 

For Students, Faculty, and Staff:  Policies and Information to Review

• Principles of the Learning Environment (Standard 3.5) and Anti-Discrimination Policy (Standard 3.4)
• Professionalism Policies (Standard 3.5)
• Student Mistreatment Policies and Reporting Procedures (Standard 3.6)
• Competencies and Medical Education Program Objectives (i.e., the Nine Abilities and sub-Abilities, respectively) for AMS (Standard 6.1)
• Medical Student Handbook containing information such as Technical Standards (Standard 10.5), Policies on Student Access to Educational Records (Standard 11.6), and Policies on Student Access to Health Care Services (Standard 12.4)  
• Policies Regarding the Non-Involvement of Providers of Student Health Services in Student Assessment (Standard 12.5)
• AMS Conflict of Interest Policy (Standard 1.2) and Brown University's Conflict of Interest and Commitment Policy
• AMS Faculty Handbook (Standard 4)
• Clinical Supervision of Medical Students (Standard 9.3)

For Pre-Clerkship Faculty:

• Course Learning Objectives, Assessment Methods, and Grading Systems (Standards 6.1 and 8.7)

For Clinical Faculty (including Clerkships, Sub-internships, and Clinical Electives):

• Clerkship Learning Objectives, Assessment Methods, Required Clinical Experience Logs, and Grading Systems (Standards 6.1, 6.2, and 8.7) 
• Student Duty Hours (Standard 8.8)