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Research paper thumbnail of Measuring the Quality of Life of People with Disabilities and their Families: Scoping Study Final Report

Introduction 1.1 Aims and objectives 1.2 Principles for the scoping study 2. Methodolgy 3. Defini... more Introduction 1.1 Aims and objectives 1.2 Principles for the scoping study 2. Methodolgy 3. Definitions 3.1 Defining 'disability' 3.2 Defining 'quality of life' 3.3 Defining 'family quality of life' 4. Measuring quality of life (QoL) 4.1 Measuing the QoL of adults 4.2 Measuring the QoL of children & young people 4.3 Measuring the QoL using proxies 4.4 Measuring the QoL of families 4.

Research paper thumbnail of Protocol: Exploring the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) using Institutional Ethnography

International Journal of Educational Research, 2018

Throughout education, whether of children or student health professionals, the universal emphasis... more Throughout education, whether of children or student health professionals, the universal emphasis on accountability has opened assessment to increased scrutiny and tension. This Protocol explores the Objective Structured Clinical Examination or OSCE, the dominant assessment tool used throughout health profession education (HPE), to deem students "competent" in clinical and professional skills. Its use has flourished despite concerns in the literature about its unintentional and undesirable effects on future healthcare professionals. Education and HPE research have been slow to introduce Institutional Ethnography (IE) to the qualitative researcher's toolkit. IE can offer deep insights and potential for change in complex social challenges threatening education and HPE; this introduction and broad explanation of IE offers an alternative framework to plan further innovative studies.

Research paper thumbnail of Measuring the Quality of Life of People with Disabilities and Their Families

Research paper thumbnail of Measuring the Quality of Life of People with Disabilities and their Families: Scoping Study Final Report

Introduction 1.1 Aims and objectives 1.2 Principles for the scoping study 2. Methodolgy 3. Defini... more Introduction 1.1 Aims and objectives 1.2 Principles for the scoping study 2. Methodolgy 3. Definitions 3.1 Defining 'disability' 3.2 Defining 'quality of life' 3.3 Defining 'family quality of life' 4. Measuring quality of life (QoL) 4.1 Measuing the QoL of adults 4.2 Measuring the QoL of children & young people 4.3 Measuring the QoL using proxies 4.4 Measuring the QoL of families 4.

Research paper thumbnail of Protocol: Exploring the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) using Institutional Ethnography

International Journal of Educational Research, 2018

Throughout education, whether of children or student health professionals, the universal emphasis... more Throughout education, whether of children or student health professionals, the universal emphasis on accountability has opened assessment to increased scrutiny and tension. This Protocol explores the Objective Structured Clinical Examination or OSCE, the dominant assessment tool used throughout health profession education (HPE), to deem students "competent" in clinical and professional skills. Its use has flourished despite concerns in the literature about its unintentional and undesirable effects on future healthcare professionals. Education and HPE research have been slow to introduce Institutional Ethnography (IE) to the qualitative researcher's toolkit. IE can offer deep insights and potential for change in complex social challenges threatening education and HPE; this introduction and broad explanation of IE offers an alternative framework to plan further innovative studies.

Research paper thumbnail of Measuring the Quality of Life of People with Disabilities and Their Families

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