Accountability Management System

The Case Western Reserve School of Medicine is dedicated to fostering professional identities and a safe, inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. This includes recognizing those who create a respectful atmosphere, providing resources for personal and professional development, and managing learner mistreatment referrals via the Accountability Management System (AMS). The AMS Liaison supports this mission, ensures privacy and timely follow-up to maintain a positive environment, and collaborates with other School of Medicine areas to achieve this goal.

If you are interested in how the AMS system has been working, you can attend the Dean's State of School meetings, the VP of medical education and VP of grad education annual update. Please reach out to AMS Liaison if you have any questions.

 

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Reporting Challenging Behaviors

If you've experienced challenging behavior, please use the link below to submit a private report.

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Celebrating Excellence

To report excellence in teacher-learner standards, click the link below.

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Defining Challenging Behaviors

Unsure what qualifies as mistreatment? Check our comprehensive list for guidance.

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Learning Environment Policy

The SOM has clear standards for teacher-learner relationships for all students, staff, and faculty.

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The AMS Liaison

The AMS Liaison is here to assist with any questions about the reporting process.

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Resources

For additional support or to contact a specific office, visit our Resources page.


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