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  3. Vol. 17 No. 2 (2016)

Vol. 17 No. 2 (2016)

Published: 2016-07-21

Editorial

  • Editorial Vol 17.2

    Andy Wearn
    1-2
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Articles

  • Mental health professional online development (MHPOD): Pilot testing of an online training package for Australian specialist mental health services

    Angela Nicholas, Susan Day, Jane Pirkis, Carol Ann Harvey
    4-19
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  • Exploring the potential of contemplative pedagogy in health professional education

    Caroline Barratt
    20-31
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  • Findings from a study on ‘Generation Y’ students' views and preferences about the provision of feedback during practice education

    Caroline Hills, Tracy Levett-Jones, Helen Warren-Forward, Samuel Lapkin
    32-47
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  • Usage and effects of a lecture recording system on study behaviours of preclinical medical students in Thailand

    Cherdsak Iramaneerat, Prowpanga Udompap, Patawee Na Bangchang, Sutheethorn Thongtan, Chuleeporn Jaruthamsopon
    48-57
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  • Twelve tips for educating tomorrow’s clinical educators today: A proactive approach to clinical education (PACE)

    Keri Moore, Louise Horstmanshof
    58-69
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  • Discussion Paper: Commissioning of medical education in the post-registration arena

    Kieran Walsh, Gary Rogers
    70-74
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Innovative Teaching and Learning Project

  • Unconscious bias and the value of training for medical students

    Lori Graham, Anna Graham, Courtney West
    75-79
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  • Student feedback on learning and teaching: The value of focus groups

    Susan Edgar, William Gibson
    80-84
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