It is not known how learners feel about free open access medical education (FOAMed) as they progress through their training. This study shows love and breakup letter methodology is a valuable method to identify trainee reactions to a FOAMed tool https://t.co/n8tZkcAgDe
Love and breakup methodology was a fascinating way to explore feelings toward an online learning platform - this is worth reading for the participant letters alone! Thanks to the amazing @ssfarouk@Nephro_Sparks@davidcthomas136 for their partnership
While it is clear that FOAMed content is expanding, it is not known how learners feel about these tools. This study shows the love and breakup letter methodology highlights the challenges of meeting learning needs https://t.co/n8tZkcAOsM
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We worked with some fabulous co-authors for this article that showcases the myths held about online education, and the work being done to bust those myths! #AcademicTwitter
I am unashamedly in love with qualitative research. There is such depth and nuance to the stories people tell. And it feels such a privilege that people trust you with those stories as a researcher. #MedEdForum
A new version of the iceberg graphic from my team @HorizonsNHS. Leaders (especially those at the top/centre of the organisation/system) tend to focus their actions on factors above the waterline. For deep, sustainable change, we also need to tackle issues below the waterline.
Currently writing up my research on community pharmacist experience of practice change and much of this article resonates with the stories pharmacists shared with me. Great article with strong recommendations for the profession @REENABARAI@harpreetkchana ๐
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