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Proposal abstract: Training in the ICU for physiotherapy students with a visual impairment (a case study)

Jun 22, 2015

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clinical education, clinical practice, ICU, intensive care unit, physiotherapy education, physiotherapy training, visually impaired

Abstract for a project proposal that I submitted for ethics review earlier this week. If it gets approved we’ll begin data collection on our first visually impaired undergraduate student placement in the intensive care unit. The Department of Physiotherapy at the University of the Western Cape (UWC) began accepting students with visual impairments (VI) into…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-09-13

Sep 13, 2010

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5 stage model, abstract, augmented reality, blogging, clinical education, clinical exams, creativity, curriculum development, gilly salmon, IBM, john cleese, lectures, multitasking, online learning, outcome measures, Published Social Networks, Reading Social Networks, reflections, RT, social networks, stellenbosch, teacher, twitter, visually impaired, wcpt

More on online learning & the visually impaired. Useful links 4 anyone working with learners who have visual impairments http://ow.ly/1qQGws # Gilly Salmon’s 5 stage model http://ow.ly/1qQGsw # Social Learning in the Positivist Paradigm http://ow.ly/2D2kT # Presentation: A few minutes with John Cleese on creativity http://ow.ly/1qQDg5 # Multitasking Lowers Academic Performance http://ow.ly/1qQDfL # Dear Baby…