2. Sept 2001Bruce Davies1 Experts, Expertise & GP’s

3. Sept 2001Bruce Davies2 Aims of Today Understand what an expert is. What an expert is not. When you will use an expert. When you will not use an expert.

4. Sept 2001Bruce Davies3 Really……… That GP’s are experts too

5. Sept 2001Bruce Davies4 Politics of Information Where data comes from is important for interpretation. Not black and white. Agendas of providers and givers. Eclectism. Constant awareness.

6. Sept 2001Bruce Davies5 First Task Brainstorm sources. 10 minutes. Agree a list. 10 minutes. Issues of bias for the list.

7. Sept 2001Bruce Davies6 Are Experts Subject to Politics? You tell me!

8. Sept 2001Bruce Davies7 Expert Shorter Oxford English Dictionary. 1. Experienced, having experience. 2. Trained by practice, skilled. 3. Tried proven by experience. 4. An authority.

9. Sept 2001Bruce Davies8 American Legal Definition “an individual who is knowledgeable in a specialised field”

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11. Sept 2001Bruce Davies10 Medical Expertise “Attempts at developing instructional methods based on a theory of expertise met with limited success” “It became apparent that it was not a tenable goal to transform a novice into an expert by teaching the novice expert performance”

12. Sept 2001Bruce Davies11 Answers Or in other words experts giving novices answers does not develop the expertise of the novice.

13. Sept 2001Bruce Davies12 Task 2 Small groups.

14. Sept 2001Bruce Davies13 GP’s As Experts Do we meet the definitions? Areas? Skills? Development of…..

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