Hello all,
I have misplaced a model! I am writing about teaching on the run for doctors, and I have the one minute preceptor, aunt minnie (Which I don't like very much) and SNAPPS models, but I know that I came across another model a couple of years ago that was a double loop model involving patient, learner and clinician which I remember liking a lot, but fail to remember who's model it was and where I saw it. Any suggestions?
Many thanks
yes, thanks Chris, I have those ones (had a hell of a job getting full text versions, seems MJA and my Athens don't like each other!)
You might be looking for an interactive learning model. Here is an example of a double looped system at Stanford. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHPvW-pLJqE
thanks, nice video, very much in line with my beliefs. I will start another thread on Flip learning as I have some questions.
The model I'm looking for is one for teaching with patients, I will keep hunting!.
Regarding teaching with patients, something to add to that is simulation labs? This is growing. I am also very interested in education and across healthcare organizations, there is such an immense mgt of students, University, research development, EHR use, data mining and simulation labs, along with other CME https://harvardmedsim.org/
yes, I'm being dragged into simulation a bit at the moment. I'm a bit of a simulation cynic, (healthy cynicism, believing in the right tool for the right job, and the fact that we learn medicine [and nursing] with from and for patients) but I still believe that it has a role to play.
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