Journal article
What should we teach the teachers? Identifying the learning priorities of clinical supervisors
M Bearman, J Tai, F Kent, V Edouard, D Nestel, E Molloy
Advances in Health Sciences Education | SPRINGER | Published : 2018
Abstract
Clinicians who teach are essential for the health workforce but require faculty development to improve their educational skills. Curricula for faculty development programs are often based on expert frameworks without consideration of the learning priorities as defined by clinical supervisors themselves. We sought to inform these curricula by highlighting clinical supervisors own requirements through answering the research question: what do clinical supervisors identify as relative strengths and areas for improvement in their teaching practice? This mixed methods study employed a modified version of the Maastricht Clinical Teaching Questionnaire (mMCTQ) which included free-text reflections. D..
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Funding Acknowledgements
The Clinical Supervision Support across Contexts program was supported by the Victorian Government. We would like to acknowledge Dr. Rola Ajjawi for her helpful feedback on earlier versions of this manuscript.