Onderzoek van onderwijs
Onderzoek van onderwijs
Research into workplace learning of current and future academic general practitioners
As part of the general practice training program in Utrecht, we conduct research into education and learning. Our research focuses on the workplace of current and future professionals. How can these professionals learn to apply, together with other professionals, recent evidence from medical research to improve the clinical practice?
Workplace Learning uitklapper, klik om te openen
Workplace learning is essential in medical training: because you learn most in practice and because learning does not stop after completing the study program. Our study is about people who learn from and with each other; during internships, in the workplace during further education, and during lifelong learning. We not only look at learning between people with the same educational program, but particularly also at interprofessional and interdisciplinary learning. And at learning by physicians in their contact with patients. In our studies, we use social learning theories, such as interprofessional learning, informal learning and workplace learning. We investigate how learning takes place, why that happens and how education can be designed to improve learning.
Chair Of Education And Evidence Based Medicine uitklapper, klik om te openen
Professor Dr Roger Damoiseaux, head of the Utrecht General Practice Training Institute, holds the chair Education and Evidence Based Medicine in General Practice. In 2014, he held his inaugural lecture "From Boerhaave to Academic general practitioner".
Would you like to know more about this chair or our research? Or would you like to cooperate with us? Then contact Dr Esther de Groot, postgraduate for this chair.
Ongoing Studies
- Cross-boundary collaboration between general practitioners and specialists, Loes Meijer
- Learning how cognitive bias occurs during triage interviews, Carmen Erkelens
- Learning together to apply scientific evidence, Lisanne Welink
- An optimally integrated Evidence Based Medicine program in the general practice training program (thesis 2016 Improving evidence-based general practice), Marlous Kortekaas
- Learning processes during long-term follow-up of a patient panel in general practice training (as part of Teacher Scholarship Program of UMC Utrecht), Saskia Mol and Christel Wittkampf