Monash Centre for Scholarship in Health Education
Monash Centre for Scholarship in Health Education (MCSHE)
Monash Centre for Scholarship in Health Education (MCSHE) is a Faculty-wide Centre situated within the education portfolio of the Deputy Dean for Education, Faculty of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences (FMNHS). We have a team of core and affiliate staff whose mission is to improve the quality of health education at the FMNHS and beyond, through scholarship.
Director’s message
"We are a faculty wide centre with a mission to improve health education through research"
- Director, Monash Centre for Scholarship in Health Education, Associate Professor Claire Palermo
Introduction to Education Research Course
Five day face to face or online only course designed to introduce participants to health education research methods. It will help participants to develop foundational knowledge and skills to support their education research.
Quality Supervision in Health and Human Services Course
One day intensive face to face or online course designed to introduce participants to quality supervisory practice with an extensive reflective practice assessment component that is eligible for credit to selected Graduate Certificate programs.
MCSHE Seminar Series
The seminars provide a platform for sharing innovative health professions education research. The series includes monthly seminars and twice yearly (at least) methodological workshops.
Research Networks
Based on priority themes identified from the health education research priority setting exercise six research networks were established to provide high quality education research outcomes.
Supervision workshops for health and human services workers
These workshops funded by the Department of Health and Human Services aim to enhance the supervision education of health and human services workers in Victoria.
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