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![]() | Health Education Research Micro-ConferencesA series of education research micro-conferences via Zoom presented to you by Sydney Health Education Research Network & Monash Centre for Scholarship in Health Education.Conference flyer Program of events:
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Introduction to Education Research in the Health Professions and Sciences courseProgram summary We have 2 current enrolment options for 2020:Two week online intensive course (replacing face-to-face course)
AUD1500 Optional assessment available AUD1000 | |
![]() | Quality Supervision in Health and Human Services CourseProgram summary There are three options on how you are able to study this course:
Assessment cohort date 14 September 2020 – 29 January 2021 |
Introduction to Education Research in the Health Professions and Sciences course – Malaysia3-day face-to-face intensive course TBC. Monash University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This course is designed to introduce participants to health education research methods. It will help participants to develop foundational knowledge and skills to support their education research. The course covers the full research process including: identifying a topic of inquiry, formulating research questions, selecting and implementing appropriate methodologies and methods, and disseminating findings. The role of theory in designing and implementing education research, along with maintaining ethical standards and rigour in the research process will also be covered. | |
Annual HDR Research Symposium, 30th September 2020MCSHE is hosting its annual HDR research symposium in 2020, 30th September 2020, 9am to 4pm, at Monash University Clayton Campus. The purpose of the day is to showcase the amazing health education research being conducted at Monash University by our PhD students and for the students to gain developmental feedback on their work from supervisors and other more experienced health professions education researchers. The theme of this year's symposium is developing a researcher identity. | |
MCSHE wins Department Health and Human Services contractMCSHE partnered with Monash Rural Health and Turning Point to secure a DHHS-funded contract linked with the ice action plan to enhance the supervision education of health and human services workers in Victoria. With over 199 workshops planned statewide over the next 3 years, MCSHE will also conduct a program of related clinical supervision evaluation research. |
Seminars
The MCSHE Seminar Series provides a platform for sharing innovative health professions education research. Seminars are held monthly, local and international educational researchers are invited to share their scholarly work. This series includes (at least) twice yearly methodological workshops. Through these seminars and workshops our aim is to improve the scholarship of HPER in the Monash University FMNHS community. We welcome attendees to our Clayton campus, but also provide ZOOM teleconferencing for those who are unable to make it in person.
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Our research shows that organisations that explicitly value students for their contributions result in benefits to… https://t.co/FvfPyJa61c
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RT @M4hbubS: Great work Kim. Pleasing experience of co-supervising your PhD 😊 https://t.co/n6e8347lem
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RT @r_ajjawi: Want to know which feedback designs work and for which students? Our realist review of #feedback interventions in undergradua…
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While time is acknowledged as the biggest impact of student placements @Monash_FMNHS researchers found that the ben… https://t.co/vhzrS9bYcN
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Student placements add to organisational capacity to improve health. Researchers from @MonashNutrition found that s… https://t.co/ynY9aCv0mZ
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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY- 5 DAYS LEFT TO APPLY We are offering 3 scholarships to attend the 10-week online #HPER c… https://t.co/EsssdlmiwN
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RT @Monash_MCSHE: Congratulations to our director and @Monash_FMNHS colleagues for their #realist review of scholarly experiences in medica…
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RT @chrisr2007: Nice blog from Annette Burgess @Sydney_SHERN on #meded Research: Getting Started https://t.co/HQr5qfXU5x