Atelier: Foundations in Health Professions Education Research
A hands-on primer for conducting research in health professions education (HPE). Participants will build foundational knowledge in HPE research principles, methodologies, and applications, with dedicated time to advance their own projects, whether in the question development, analysis or writing stages.
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Description
Atelier: Foundations in Health Professions Education Research focuses on core methodologies and contemporary topics in HPE research. The Atelier is designed for administrators, teachers, educators or clinicians interested in growing health professions education research skills, and offers practical support, guidance and dedicated time for advancing participants' projects and ideas.
Participants will learn to:
1. Collect meaningful data through qualitative and quantitative methods
2. Make meaning through words and numbers
3. Communicate and share impactful stories
Topics Covered include:
• Conducting Interviews and Focus Groups
• Designing Scales and Questionnaires
• Inductive, Deductive, and Abductive Analysis Approaches
• Comparisons and Associations
• Essentials for Publication and Dissemination
• Tips for Compelling Writing
Program Details
For more information, please visit the Atelier Program Page.
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