Workshop 14, Transform Med Ed Conference
Saturday 12 November 2022
Understanding the expectations, experiences and priorities of patients is a vital skill for all healthcare professionals.
Until now, it has been difficult for clinical educators to access collections of authentic, unsolicited patient narratives across all sectors of care. Care Opinion is a not-for-profit online platform where users of care services can contribute feedback to which providers can respond.
Working with Care Opinion narratives opened my eyes to the other side of medicine, the side of the patient
This workshop will offer an introduction to features of Care Opinion that are useful to educators, along with a framework for narrative analysis. We will explain how patient narratives are incorporated in innovative assessment in an intercalated BSc at Imperial College.
Workshop participants will have an opportunity to engage with a curated selection of narratives and to practise applying the suggested framework for narrative analysis. There will be an opportunity to collectively reflect on affordances, strategies and challenges for including patient narratives in clinical education.
Here are two PDF files to support the workshop:
Six selected narratives from Care Opinion
Some resources and further reading
Harnessing the power of patient narratives in clinical teaching
Harnessing the power of patient narratives in clinical teaching https://patientopinion.blob.core.windows.net/profile-pictures/75f71c7a-7f9c-4b02-9116-1ed4ff616c90.jpg Care Opinion 0114 281 6256 https://www.careopinion.org.uk /content/uk/logos/co-header-logo-2020-default.pngUpdate from Imperial College London, Faculty of Medicine
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