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教師としての時間:歴史分析を用いて,医療職業における職業的アイデンティティを形作る 教育
Slavko Rogan1, Jill Voegelin1,2, Jan Taeymans1,2
1School of Health Professions, Division of Physiotherapy, Bern University of Applied Sciences, Bern, Switzerland.
Journal of medical education and curricular development
|February 16, 2026
まとめ
この研究は,歴史調査を健康職業教育 (HPE) に統合した革新的なモデルを紹介しています. 歴史的資料を用いて,批判的反省と医療のより深い理解を促しています.
科学分野:
- 医療教育 医療教育について
- 医学の歴史 医学の歴史
- 高齢者介護教育教育について
背景:
- ヘルスプロフェッショナル教育 (HPE) は,特に高齢者ケアにおいて,しばしば歴史的基盤を無視しています.
- 伝統的HPEは,高齢者介護の社会文化的な進化とその職業的役割への影響について深く探求していない.
- HPEに歴史的文脈を統合する必要があり,批判的思考と倫理的意識を育む必要があります.
研究 の 目的:
- HPEに歴史的調査を統合するための概念的および指導的モデルを提示する.
- 歴史的資料を"混乱させるジレンマ"として利用し,高齢化と医療に関する学生の仮定に挑戦する.
- 将来の医療従事者の批判的反省,共感,倫理的意識を高めること.
主な方法:
- 歴史的情報源との非同期的な関わりと,クラス内の共同分析を組み合わせたブレンドラーニングフレームワークです.
- 教育プロセスを導くために,変革的学習理論の適用.
- 物理療法の修士課程のパイロット実装,様々な医療分野に適応できます.
主要な成果:
- このモデルは,歴史的資料を効果的に利用して,高齢化と職業的アイデンティティに関する学生の視点に挑戦しています.
- 高齢者介護の社会文化的な進化への曝露は,批判的反省と倫理的意識を高めます.
- 学習者は,医療実践の条件付きの性質と,社会的に反応する介護の重要性をより深く理解します.
結論:
- HPEに歴史的調査を統合することは,将来の医療従事者にとって不可欠な文脈的認識と倫理的基盤を提供します.
- このモデルは,スケーラブルで,適応可能であり,能力ベースのデジタル統合教育の世界的傾向と一致しています.
- このアプローチはカリキュラムを豊かにし,変革的な学習を促進し,複雑な臨床環境のための専門家を装備します.
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