Quality control of Medical Education

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Quality control of Medical Education David Taylor dcmt@liv.ac.uk http://www.liv.ac.uk/~dcmt

This project Both important and valuable Many successes More challenges Because of the nature of our task

The real issue becoming boundaries community Bordieu Bernstein Land Wenger

Taylor and Hamdy 2013 Task FB Start here Taylor and Hamdy 2013 Resources Motivation Stage of Development Learning style Reflect organise Consolidate Elaboration Refinement Start here Dissonance Reflect and observe Develop new concepts Experiment or articulate Existing knowledge FB Taylor and Hamdy 2013

Domains Patient safety Quality assurance, review and evaluation Equality, diversity and opportunity Student selection Design and delivery of the curriculum, including assessment Support and development of students, teachers and the local faculty Management of teaching, learning and assessment Educational resources and capacity Outcomes GMC (2009) Tomorrow’s Doctors

Outcomes Doctor as a scholar and scientist Doctor as a practitioner Doctor as a professional However we decide to assure the quality of medical education we must include the required outcomes GMC (2009) Tomorrow’s Doctors

Kirkpatrick Link to Phillips

Kirkpatrick Ask patients? Ask colleagues Test them Ask them