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AIM of the Council
Year 1: Produce a document on shared principles about supporting qualified disabled individuals in the medical profession.
Year 2: Develop a template for sharing examples of reasonable accommodations and adjustments as potential ideas to support learners internationally. These would serve as a ‘bank’ of examples to help organizations and institutions implement these for individuals.
Year 3: Revisit the existing guidance in lieu of new literature and evidence-based research and would incorporate these findings into a new framework for disability inclusion in medicine to be used by the research community and in institutional application.
Report Coming October 2025
COUNCIL MEMBERS
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Policy ReviewMCC provides full policy review, recommendations, and drafts new policies for health science institutions.
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Complex Case ReviewMCC accepts limited complex case reviews offering a second opinion for institutions seeking outside consultation.
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Technical Standards Review and DevelopmentMCC provides support to technical standards committees and also provides comprehensive technical standards drafting for health science programs.
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Program EvaluationMCC provides program review for health science programs exclusively.
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Faculty TrainingMCC provides on-site and remote faculty training.
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Employment Searches for Disability ProfessionalsMCC can help draft job descriptions, offer consultation on office structure, and serve as a consultant to the hiring committee evaluating applicants candidacy for disability service professional positions.
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Disability Professional TrainingMCC can arrange to train new and newerdisability resource professionals on an individual or group basis.
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Continuous ConsultMCC is retained on a 'as needed' consult coverage with a limited number of institutions per year. This provides access to consultation within 48 hours as needed, while developing an ongoing relationship with school officials.
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