The Journal of Practice Teaching and Learning

Articles

• Groupwork with disadvantaged communities in North West, Lokaleng village in South Africa- social responsibility

  Elizabeth Smit

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• Interprofessional supervision: strengthening clinical supervision by utilising commonalities across professions Interprofessional supervision

  Priya Martin, Saravana Kumar, Wendy Ducat, David Snowdon

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• Strategies to use online forums to teach social work students critical reflection

  Sharif Haider

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• Scoping the Development of Implementing an Undergraduate Operating Department Practitioners Buddy Scheme

  Elizabeth Crisp, Callum Latham, Charlotte Phillips, Hazel A Smith, Olutayo Isaac Olukun, Elizabeth Gurney, Kelly Wilton, Ben Woodrow-Hirst, Sarahjane Jones

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• Using student stand out moments to reclaim school-based social work placement

  Jennifer Rafter, Barry Fearnley, Cathryn Jani

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• Supporting Students on Placement to Develop a Diligent Attitude to Social Work Student Supervision

  Paula Beesley

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• The impact of a massive open online course on levels of awareness of patient centred care in UK-based diagnostic radiographers.

  Emma Hyde, Maryann Hardy, Ruth Mary Strudwick, Amanda Upton

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• Using the generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbots of Perplexity and ChatGPT as a teaching and learning tool for practice teachers and students within social work placement

  Marguerita McGovern

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• Using an interprofessional decision-making model to determine the level of collaborative decision-making in a virtual learning environment Using an interprofessional decision-making model

  Louise Beckingsale, Sonya Morgan, Stephen Duffull, Phil Hider, Louise McDermott, Aynsley Peterson , Eileen McKinlay

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• An investigation into when and how to train medical students for the most effective learning of non-technical skills: A qualitative study

  Salman Riaz, Roozbeh Naemi

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