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Mandy Young1, Cathy Kline1, Angela Towle1
1Patient & Community Partnership for Education, Office of UBC Health, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.
Health professions educators can now use a new checklist to effectively involve patient partners in teaching. This collaborative tool ensures both educators and patients have clear expectations and preparation guidance for educational activities.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education
- Patient Engagement
- Health Professions Education
Background:
- Healthcare educators increasingly recognize the value of integrating patient partners into educational activities.
- A need exists for practical guidelines to support educators, particularly those new to patient involvement.
- Patient partners report insufficient information to effectively prepare for their teaching roles and understand expectations.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop and validate a practical checklist for facilitating effective collaboration between health professions educators and patient partners.
- To provide clear guidance for both instructors and patient partners before, during, and after educational sessions.
Main Methods:
- A collaborative approach was used, involving patient partners in the development process.
- A parallel checklist was created, with distinct sections for instructors and patient partners.
- The checklist was structured into four parts, addressing actions for before, during, and after educational activities.
Main Results:
- The checklist was successfully implemented across various health professions at two institutions.
- Patient partners and instructors found the checklist to be a valuable resource.
- The tool serves as a reminder for instructors and empowers patients to seek necessary information.
Conclusions:
- The developed checklist offers a concise and adaptable framework for enhancing patient-involved education in health professions.
- It improves preparedness and clarifies roles for both educators and patient partners.
- The checklist can be customized for diverse educational settings and contexts.
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