2008
DOI: 10.1080/15265160802495630
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Television Viewing and Ethical Reasoning: Why WatchingScrubsDoes a Better Job Than Most Bioethics Classes

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“…The production view of the professional self underestimates the social context of identity formation, and overemphasizes the role of media outputs at the expense of the variety of practices which create and sustain social relations of the professional clinical life world. Some reports (Spike 2008, White 2008, Arawi 2010, Weaver R., Wilson I. 2011 signified the importance of bioethics education practice incorporating medical dramas like House M.D.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The production view of the professional self underestimates the social context of identity formation, and overemphasizes the role of media outputs at the expense of the variety of practices which create and sustain social relations of the professional clinical life world. Some reports (Spike 2008, White 2008, Arawi 2010, Weaver R., Wilson I. 2011 signified the importance of bioethics education practice incorporating medical dramas like House M.D.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Media culture provides the materials to create identities whereby individuals insert themselves into contemporary techno-capitalist societies and which is producing a new form of global culture." (Kellner 1995) Medical contents in the media are thought to be useful in teaching biomedicine by improving communication skills (Wong et al 2009) and offering themes for Bioethics (Spike 2008) as well. According to Arawi (2010) teaching bioethics offer a framework to insert narratives of medical dramas into medical socialization, as a "narrative genre that enhances emotional engagement, cognitive development, and moral imagination allowing for a more ethical sensitive student in training".…”
Section: Professional Identity and Mediamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Do ponto de vista dessas instituições, mais do que simplesmente entreter o público, caberia aos dramas médicos a função de informá-lo sobre a natureza do sistema médico e dos profissionais que nele trabalham e educá-lo sobre questões de saúde (doenças/ novos procedimentos clínicos/métodos profiláticos, entre outros) (Movius et al, 2007;Quick, 2009a;Spike, 2008). Devido a esse caráter informativo, a instituição médica se fez muito presente no desenvolvimento da fórmula médi-ca, durante as décadas de cinquenta e sessenta, chegando a pressionar pela produção de narrativas positivas que exaltassem o profissionalismo e a ética da profissão médica (Malmsheimer, 1988;Holoweiko, 1998;Foss, 2011).…”
Section: As Séries Médicas E O Mundo Extraordinário Do Trabalhounclassified
“…(2008 y Straumany Goodier (2008) coinciden en sugerir que estos programas pueden influenciar positivamente a los estudiantes y que por lo tanto son estrategias didácticas muy útiles. Algunas investigaciones señalan que los dramas médicos de la televisión pueden ser utilizados para la enseñanza de competencias en la comunicación (Wongetal., 2009) y para promover discusiones sobre ética (Spike, 2008;White, 2008;Wicclair, 2008).…”
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