Research café: clinical education Dr Karen Mattick, Senior Lecturer, PCMD.

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Research café: clinical education Dr Karen Mattick, Senior Lecturer, PCMD

Context paper: temporal trends Assessing competence Non-medical prescribing Small group learning Reduced training hours

The café task What makes the intervention complex? Number of and interactions between components within the experimental and control interventions Number and difficulty of behaviours required by those delivering or receiving the intervention Number of groups or organisational levels targeted by the intervention Number and variability of outcomes Degree of flexibility / tailoring of intervention permitted. (Box 2, MRC guidelines)

The café outputs A written summary of what makes clinical education a complex intervention and the uncertainties raised A list of questions arising from the context paper and which could be addressed at one or more different stages of the CI framework

Capturing the discussions Application of the CI framework to clinical education is relatively new. Wed like to record the café discussions to inform thinking in the field about its potential. If the group is happy with this, there are consent forms and a dictaphone provided. Any quotes used would be anonymised; and conference participants acknowledged

Summary Decide as a group about the recording Read the context paper Agree an interesting trend to start with Discuss what makes the intervention complex Discuss what questions arise from your discussions about clinical education