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Session Type: Symposium
Optimizing the interface between the education of clinicians and delivery of health care services is vital as healthcare reform continues to rapidly evolve. What are optimal models for blurring the lines between classroom and clinical education that will prepare highly qualified health care practitioners? With workplace learning as a grounding concept, this session explores the continuum of learning for practice in an emerging, rapidly growing health profession, physical therapy. While the profession has rapidly transitioned to a clinical doctoral degree, the traditional integrated model of clinical education experiences within the curricula still remains dominant. The symposium will offer participants ways to purposefully explore and expand the concept of workplace learning at their institutions and consider broader implications of participatory learning.
Workplace Learning: A Model for Exploring Learning Through Participation - Bridget Colleen O'Brien, University of California - San Francisco
Learning for Practice: Early, Integrated Workplace Experiences Matter - Gail M. Jensen, Creighton University; Elizabeth Mostrom, Central Michigan University; Jan Gwyer, Duke University; Laurita Hack, Temple University; Terrence Nordstrom, Samuel Merritt University
Learning Through Practice: Navigating Complexity, Care, and Competence - Elizabeth Mostrom, Central Michigan University; Gail M. Jensen, Creighton University; Terrence Nordstrom, Samuel Merritt University; Laurita Hack, Temple University; Jan Gwyer, Duke University
Investigation into Physical Therapy Students’ Interprofessional Experiences During an Eight-Week Clinical Clerkship: Qualitative Study - Amber Fitzsimmons, University of California - San Francisco