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期刊名:Advances in health sciences education

缩写:ADV HEALTH SCI EDUC

ISSN:1382-4996

e-ISSN:1573-1677

IF/分区:3.4/Q1

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Jasmine Sodhi,Rachael Pack,Carolyn M Melro et al. Jasmine Sodhi et al.
Over the past decade, medical schools worldwide have launched equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility (EDIA) initiatives to foster more inclusive learning environments. Yet, skepticism persists around whether the medical education c...
Dawit Wondimagegn,Lucy Vorobej,Melaku Taye et al. Dawit Wondimagegn et al.
Histories of African medical education are typically narrated through a colonial-to-postcolonial sequence that does not fit Ethiopia. Ethiopia preserved its sovereignty. Yet its formal medical education has been heavily shaped by imported c...
Qing He,Jiahao Liang,Fraide Ganotice Qing He
Emotional intelligence (EI) is a cornerstone of effective teamwork in healthcare, yet the factors associated with it within interprofessional education (IPE) remain underexplored. This study constructs and validates a moderated chain mediat...
Elizabeth Armitage-Chan,Emma Driver,Kirsty Fox et al. Elizabeth Armitage-Chan et al.
Reflective assignments represent an important component in the suite of health professionals' assessments, supporting professional identity formation, workplace learning, uncertainty tolerance and critical knowledge application. However, as...
Alice Scavarda,Veronica Moretti,Roberta Chardulo et al. Alice Scavarda et al.
Medical education increasingly recognizes the need to prepare future physicians not only with biomedical expertise but also with the professional identities, skills, and reflexive capacities required to navigate uncertainty, complexity, and...
Fraide A Ganotice Jr,John Ian Wilzon T Dizon Fraide A Ganotice Jr
Interprofessional education (IPE) has been widely endorsed as essential to collaborative practice, yet decades of implementation have yielded only modest and inconsistent improvements in clinician behaviour and patient outcomes. This Reflec...
Samantha Hingley,Julia Morphet,Gabrielle Brand Samantha Hingley
Research-based theatre (RbT) integrates research findings with performing arts to deliver a performance that informs, translates, and engages learners or audiences. Although not a new concept, RbT is growing in popularity within health prof...
Kelly D Beekman,Lambert W Schuwirth Kelly D Beekman
This essay challenges the assumption that high-stakes decisions in programmatic assessment for learning (PAL) are inherently intractable. We argue that much of their felt difficulty is diagnostically informative: it signals specific, and in...
Robert Paul Robert Paul
Background: Health professions education researchers have long emphasized evaluation, reform, and innovation, yet have paid comparatively little attention to the historical conditions under which educational practices, in...
Jennifer Creese,Radhika Upreti Oli,Wen Wang Jennifer Creese
This study examines the working and learning dynamics between resident doctors and senior nurses, with a focus on identifying factors that influence how resident doctors can learn more effectively from experienced nurses to enhance their tr...