2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2923.2007.02973.x
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What is feedback in clinical education?

Abstract: Different conceptual representations and the use of different key features might be a cause for inconsistent definitions of feedback. The characteristics, strengths and weaknesses of this research-based operational definition are discussed.

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“…The description given by students of the WBA process suggests three stages -immediate feedback, then a discussion in which feedback is summarised and strategies suggested, and finally receipt of the written feedback. The feedback discussion was linked by students to the requirement for formal assessment and although this qualitative data cannot prove that students in a similar clinical placement without the requirement for written feedback would get less feedback in total, the large quantity of feedback described here contrasts with the usual student and graduate complaint of insufficient feedback (J. M. M. van de Ridder et al 2008;Reddy et al 2015). In this study, the verbal feedback also appears to be aligned with the written feedback which in turn is aligned with the formal consultation skills curriculum (Lefroy et al 2011;Lefroy et al 2014) which we consider to increase its educational value.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The description given by students of the WBA process suggests three stages -immediate feedback, then a discussion in which feedback is summarised and strategies suggested, and finally receipt of the written feedback. The feedback discussion was linked by students to the requirement for formal assessment and although this qualitative data cannot prove that students in a similar clinical placement without the requirement for written feedback would get less feedback in total, the large quantity of feedback described here contrasts with the usual student and graduate complaint of insufficient feedback (J. M. M. van de Ridder et al 2008;Reddy et al 2015). In this study, the verbal feedback also appears to be aligned with the written feedback which in turn is aligned with the formal consultation skills curriculum (Lefroy et al 2011;Lefroy et al 2014) which we consider to increase its educational value.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Otros procedimientos, como la misma explora ción física u otros procedimientos manuales, se pueden supervisar invitando al estudiante a que los repita una vez ha visto como los realizamos (con las limitaciones obvias de cada caso), y viceversa, tras realizarla el estudiante, nosotros la repetiremos y en su caso corregiremos. La tutorización directa de las habilidades clínicas tendrá efectos duraderos en los hábitos del estudiante a condición de seguir al guna sencillas recomendaciones [10] (que sin em bargo no suelen realizarse [11] ¿Ha sido suficientemente minucioso en la recogida de datos?…”
Section: Dar Feedback Al Estudianteunclassified
“…Une telle orientation nécessite d'explorer pendant la rétroaction autant le résultat de l'action professionnelle qui est supervisée que le processus ayant mené l'étudiant à cette action. Pour le superviseur, la rétroaction comporte donc deux dimensions complémentaires [13,14] : a) le contenu discuté, idéalement en fonction des besoins d'apprentissage de l'étudiant -le quoi-, qui a trait par exemple à la clarification et la discussion des questions de l'étudiant en relation avec la démarche clinique, la relation avec le patient, l'organisation de l'entrevue, etc. ; b) le processus par lequel la rétroaction est faite -le comment-, tel que le proposent par exemple certains formats codifiés de supervision, comme celui de « la minute du superviseur » -One Minute Preceptor- [15] ou encore celui désigné par l'acronyme mnémonique SNAPPS [16] -pour : Summarize ; Narrow ; Analyze ; Probe ; Plan ; Select.…”
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