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The guided-research-garden method: A blended self-directed learning approach for enhancing evidence-based medicine
Rungrat Ponsawat1,2,3, Worarat Pathumcharoenwattana1, Chiroj Soorapanth4
1Department of Lifelong Education, Faculty of Education, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, 10330, Thailand.
Abstract:
Development of medical education and training to enhance physicians' research competencies is challenging due to time constraints and heavy clinical workloads. This article presents the Guided-Research-Garden (GRG) method, which embeds our self-directed learning (SDL) program. The GRG method is designed to assist physicians in conducting evidence-based medical (EBM) research. The empathy maps and learning contracts are compiled as input data to analyse personalised learner preparedness. The mixed method was developed for the progression, which consists of individual analysis, program implementation, and rigorous learning assessment. The output data revealed crisp evidence of statistical improvement in students' academic achievement in gaining EBM research knowledge and skills. In summary, the GRG method provides a highly flexible and individualised pathway for developing EBM research skills needed in challenging clinical environments.A flexible, blended SDL program is precisely designed for physicians to flexibly manage typical time constraints and heavy clinical workloads in healthcare settings by improving scheduling flexibility.An integrative method combining non-formal education, SDL, and EBM research principles into a single coherent model.A learner-centred teaching approach that utilises empathy maps and personalised learning contracts to foster intrinsic motivation and the practical application of EBM research.
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