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The Anatomy Of The Professional Lapse: Bridging The Gap Between Traditional Frameworks And Students' Perceptions, Shiphra Ginsburg, Glenn Regehr, David Stern, Lorelei Lingard
The Anatomy Of The Professional Lapse: Bridging The Gap Between Traditional Frameworks And Students' Perceptions, Shiphra Ginsburg, Glenn Regehr, David Stern, Lorelei Lingard
Lorelei Lingard
PURPOSE: To support students' developing professionalism, it is necessary to understand the professional challenges and dilemmas they perceive in the clinical setting. This study systematically documented and catalogued students' reports of professional lapses. METHOD: Six focus groups were conducted with senior medical students (n = 29) at three universities. Using a grounded-theory approach, three researchers analyzed the students' reports of specific lapses in professionalism for recurrent themes. The resulting coding structure was applied using NVivo qualitative data analysis software. RESULTS: A total of 120 pages of text yielded 48 specific incidents of professional lapses, which were analyzed by three researchers …
Perceptions Of Operating Room Tension Across Professions: Building Generalizable Evidence And Educational Resources, Lorelei Lingard, Glenn Regehr, Sherry Espin, Isabella Devito, Sarah Whyte, Douglas Buller, Bohdan Sadovy, David Rogers, Richard Reznick
Perceptions Of Operating Room Tension Across Professions: Building Generalizable Evidence And Educational Resources, Lorelei Lingard, Glenn Regehr, Sherry Espin, Isabella Devito, Sarah Whyte, Douglas Buller, Bohdan Sadovy, David Rogers, Richard Reznick
Lorelei Lingard
BACKGROUND: Effective team communication is critical in health care, yet no curriculum exists to teach it. Naturalistic research has revealed systematic patterns of tension and profession-specific interpretation of operating room team communication. Replication of these naturalistic findings in a controlled, video-based format could provide a basis for formal curricula. METHOD: Seventy-two surgeons, nurses, and anesthesiologists independently rated three video-based scenarios for the three professions' level of tension, responsibility for creating tension and responsibility for resolution. Data were analyzed using three-way, mixed-design analyses of variance. RESULTS: The three professions rated tension levels of the various scenarios similarly (F=1.19, ns), but rated …
The Rhetoric Of Rationalization: How Students Grapple With Professional Dilemmas, Lorelei Lingard, K. Garwood, K. Szauter, D. Stern
The Rhetoric Of Rationalization: How Students Grapple With Professional Dilemmas, Lorelei Lingard, K. Garwood, K. Szauter, D. Stern
Lorelei Lingard
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