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Developing personal professionalism and career awareness early in the medical curriculum through Enquiry-Based Learning
A recent report on Medical Professionalism highlights the need to define 'career journeys', embed a commitment to professionalism and foster understanding of inter-professional roles. This project will establish an enquiry led educational framework to promote self awareness and professional development in phase 1 medical students. Using EBL tools we aim to encourage understanding of health professional roles and help students explore their own suitability for a career pathway.
Project Team: Val Wass, Sarah Smithson, Alex Langhorn, Andrew Whitmore, Thomas Kelley, Judy Stokes, Marie Shelley Faculty: Medical and Human Sciences
Funding year: 2007a
Keywords: medical, medicine, careers, professional, development
Developing Personal Professionalism and Career Awareness Early in the Medical Curriculum through Enquiry-Based Learning
This work describes the development and introduction of a pilot Career Awareness teaching session into the year-two medical student timetable. A total of 275 students took part in the pilot and their responses to questionnaires have informed the recommendations that we make.
Project Team: Alex Langhorn, Sarah Smithson, Judy Stokes, Thomas Kelley and Val Wass Faculty: Medical and Human Sciences
Funding year: 2007
Keywords: Career Awareness, medicine, career,
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