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Student Involvement in Medical Education Research

Student Involvement in Medical Education Research. Dr Gill Vance Senior Clinical Lecturer in Medical Education. Overview. Importance of students as partners in medical education research Student Selected Components in medical education research

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Student Involvement in Medical Education Research

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  1. Student Involvement in Medical Education Research Dr Gill Vance Senior Clinical Lecturer in Medical Education

  2. Overview • Importance of students as partners in medical education research • Student Selected Components in medical education research • Medical Education Research Student Advisory Group

  3. Why involve students?

  4. Why involve students?

  5. Student Selected Components

  6. SSCs – Edward Ellis (2013) • ‘Student Assistantship’ • A period during which a student acts as an assistant to a junior doctor, with defined duties under appropriate supervision

  7. SSCs – Edward Ellis (2013) • Evaluate student assistantship: does it provide on-the-job experience? • What learning opportunities do students have in medical and surgical assistantships? • Is there any relationship between experience gained and student perceptions of the assistantship? • How do student and supervisor perceptions of the assistantship compare?

  8. SSCs – Edward Ellis (2013)

  9. SSCs – Gabriella Petruso (2014) • Digital Storytelling • Healthcare professionals elicit, listen to and respond to stories • Taking a history • A DigiStory combines an audio narrative with still images • DigiStories capture student attention & increase interest in exploring new ideas

  10. SSCs – Gabriella Petruso (2014) • Gabs’ motivation • SSC in Paediatric Neurodisability • Career interest • Hidden disabilities & professional attitudes in Medicine • Medical students nervous about encountering patients with disabilities • Autistic Spectrum Disorder as an example

  11. SSCs – Gabriella Petruso (2014) • The ‘Living with Autism’ Digistory

  12. SSCs – Gabriella Petruso (2014)

  13. Medical Education Research Student Advisory Group (MERSAG) • To explore how medical students can be involved in and have their say in the design of medical education research

  14. MERSAG - Development

  15. MERSAG - Progress • 40 MBBS students declared interest

  16. MERSAG - Progress • 1st meeting 29th May 2014 • 29 students attended • Student priorities for research • Novel research questions being developed • Links into into M Clin Ed programme

  17. MERSAG - Progress • Discussed current research project • Transitions through the MBBS programme

  18. Summary • Students are crucial partners in medical education research • SSCs in medical education research are a key initiative • The MERSAG will empower students to influence our research plans

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