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Replying to @LiangRhea @ProfTimD
Thank you! I am going to go + look up Tim's sketch (do you know where to find it?). Maybe it should be inverted! I organised it this way based on my perception of how common the various theories are, but I completely get grand theories as overarching.
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📌Fantastic opportunity to join the Care Under Pressure team! 2 posts: Research Associate, and Research Fellow. 2 years. Excellent opportunity to apply realist research to a NHS priority issue! Application closing date: 15th March 2022. tinyurl.com/yc6xtbnw
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So excited to be published in @Lacunae_Journal with @drgkearney @DrHelenReid & @ProfTimD Our piece is entitled, ‘The Case for Lacan in Medical Education’ @QUBMedEd Thanks to @DrEveWatson and @appi1appi for the opportunity 😊 #psychoanalysis #MedEd #Lacan
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Should we sanction interprofessional education?
A word of caution - 'sanctioning interprofessional learning is unlikely, alone, to be sufficient. Trusting in its sufficiency could cause disabling contradictions'
🔓Open Access Commentary available here 👇
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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"Whilst it is tempting to abandon workplace education when students are numerous and clinicians are busy, pandemic conditions encouraged us to use good learning opportunities creatively" #meded
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
@gillespie_hj @DrNeilK @ProfTimD
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“Competent but unprepared new graduates are sitting ducks for psychosocial harm”
Training and testing students off the job does not alone ensure patient safety. We need to do better.
Our editorial, published today in @bmj_latest explores this and more👇🏼
bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m429…
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Labour of love this one but finally got some assessment frustrations expressed @DrGerryG @drjennyjohnston @QUB_MER – OSCEs past and present expanding future assessments tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Pride and prejudice – What can we learn from #PeerReview? harshness in anonymised reviews, a seasonal effect on language, and three latent types of reviewers identified by #MachineLearning
bit.ly/3gEBY9H
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A happier tweet. My son's contribution to #rainbowsofhope. I am proud to work for the NHS, because of what we manage to achieve for our patients. Unfortunately, I feel ashamed and let down by the fact that the NHS can't afford it's staff the same level of care and humanity. #NHS
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Delighted to announce our publication in BMC Systematic Reviews rdcu.be/b2FFk
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