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Tag: compliance

Moving from ad hoc AI use to systematic integration

Dec 1, 2025

in AI, Education, Leadership, Presentation

AI integration, CoDH, compliance, Council of Deans of Health, fitness to practice, ftp, governance, healthcare education, institutional governance, nursing education, organisation, organisational governance, professional development, stakeholders

AI in FTP processes involves multiple stakeholders using tools episodically and without clear frameworks—creating risks and missed opportunities. Organisations face a fundamental choice: systematic integration with explicit frameworks that strengthen core purposes, or reactive prohibition that drives use underground where learning can’t happen and quality can’t be assured.
Objectifying students in the same way we objectify patients

Dec 3, 2012

in Curriculum, Education, Ethics, Physiotherapy

compliance, emotion, objectivity

What is it about the way we teach that sets up behaviours in our students for the way that they practice? I noticed that many of our students don’t consciously think of their patients as fully human beings. I don’t think it’s intentional, or that they’re disrespecting the patients…they just don’t think of them as…