Journal article
Physiotherapy students and clinical educators perceive several ways in which incorporating peer-assisted learning could improve clinical placements: A qualitative study
S Sevenhuysen, MK Farlie, JL Keating, TP Haines, E Molloy
Journal of Physiotherapy | AUSTRALIAN PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSOC | Published : 2015
Abstract
Question: What are the experiences of students and clinical educators in a paired student placement model incorporating facilitated peer-assisted learning (PAL) activities, compared to a traditional paired teaching approach? Design: Qualitative study utilising focus groups. Participants: Twenty-four physiotherapy students and 12 clinical educators. Intervention: Participants in this study had experienced two models of physiotherapy clinical undergraduate education: a traditional paired model (usual clinical supervision and learning activities led by clinical educators supervising pairs of students) and a PAL model (a standardised series of learning activities undertaken by student pairs and ..
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Funding Acknowledgements
Monash Health Allied Health Research Unit.