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Trainees’ Perceptions of Being Allowed to Fail in Clinical Training: A Sense-Making Model
This article explores trainees’ awareness and their experience of failure and allowed failure. Interviews with post-graduate trainees confirm that they...
Whatever You Cut, I Can Fix It: Clinical Supervisors’ Interview Accounts of Allowing Trainee Failure While Guarding Patient Safety
This article describes how learning in the medical field is in delicate balance with safety as faculty supervisors allow trainees...
Science Students’ Perspectives on How to Decrease Stigma of Failure
This article describes student perceptions on the stigma of failure and their associated concerns. It explores how failure could be...
Pre-prescribing: Creating a Zone of Proximal Development Where Medical Students Can Safely Fail
A research study exploring how educators can create “safe fails” that allow junior clinicians to safely participate in authentic, risky,...
Teams, Tribes and Patient Safety: Overcoming Barriers to Effective Teamwork in Healthcare
An article that proposes a seven-step plan to overcome the barriers to effective team communication, which incorporates educational, psychological, and...
Intra- and Interprofessional Practices through Fresh Eyes: A Qualitative Analysis of Medical Students’ Early Workplace Experiences
This article identifies a need to evaluate and respond to what students are learning about collaborative practice during clinical placements....
Crucial Conversations: An Interprofessional Learning Opportunity for Senior Healthcare Students
This article evaluates Crucial Conversations as a learning method for fostering interprofessional collaboration in pre-licensure senior health-care students and empowering...
‘Get the DNR’: Residents’ Perceptions of Goals of Care Conversations Before and After an E-Learning Module
An article exploring residents’ experiences with an online learning module that teaches a patient-centred approach to goals-of-care conversations. It also...
Exploring Hidden Curricula in an Interprofessional Intensive Care Unit Simulation
An interprofessional simulation, with 194 students in undergraduate and professional programs from seven health-care professions, that seeks to determine if...
Hidden Curricula, Ethics, and Professionalism: Optimizing Clinical Learning Environments in Becoming and Being a Physician: A Position Paper of the American College of Physicians
This position paper presents strategies for revealing and transforming hidden curricula to foster the development of lifelong learners who are...