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Area of Science:

  • Medical Education
  • Health Professions Education
  • Digital Learning Environments

Background:

  • Clinical placements involve frequent transitions for students, causing stress due to unfamiliar environments.
  • Variations in induction processes across teaching hospitals create inconsistencies in student preparation.
  • Standardizing and optimizing clinical site inductions is crucial for reducing cognitive overload.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To optimize and standardize clinical site induction processes for students.
  • To address the significant variation in induction practices across affiliated teaching hospitals.

Main Methods:

  • Developed dynamic, quality-assured induction websites for each hospital site.
  • Informed website design using a conceptual framework of the clinical learning environment and sociomateriality theory.
  • Co-produced websites with students and stakeholders through iterative evaluation cycles.

Main Results:

  • Student focus groups (n=19) indicated websites were useful and easy to use.
  • The induction websites addressed a significant unmet need for accessible placement information.
  • Technology Acceptance Model informed the development and evaluation of website usability.

Conclusions:

  • Induction websites, co-designed with stakeholders and informed by theory, can effectively optimize clinical learning environments.
  • Websites can be proactively shared with students to support in-person inductions.
  • Further research should investigate the impact of enhanced inductions on student engagement and satisfaction.