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Table 1 Project team activities, by phase - all online/virtual (2020-21)

From: InspirE5: a participatory, internationally informed framework for health humanities curricula in health professions education

Phasea

Date(s)

Type

Aim/Activities

Outcomes

1, 2

Feb 26, 2020

Project MTG 1

(1.5 hrs)

• Introductions, review project plan (timeline, team member contributions)

• Discuss draft protocol for scoping review

• Confirmed interest of invited team members; recognized need to increase international representativeness of the team (beyond Australia, Canada, South Africa, and the Netherlands) - additional collaborators invited to participate via the World University Network (WUN)

• Decision to include research across ALL pre-registration health professions students (medicine, dentistry, nursing, allied health); refocused review towards how and why Health Humanities (HH) are used in health professions education (focus of teaching and learning; domains and levels of learning), and how HH curriculum is evaluated.

1, 2

Apr 7, 2020

Project MTG 2

(1.5 hrs)

• Introduce new team members from China, Ghana, & Indonesia

• Review revised scoping review protocol

• Expanded international scope of project team

• Scoping review protocol finalized

1, 2, 3

May 21, 2020

Project MTG 3

(1 hr)

• Discuss approach for sharing diverse perspectives on HH

• Report on progress of scoping review

• Discuss approach for developing a draft curriculum/evaluation framework

• Two 2-hour workshops scheduled (Jul 21 & 24, 2020); team members to submit written reflections on “What Health Humanities means to me” (500-700 words)

• Initial search netted 8594 article records (an additional 27 articles were also later identified)

1, 2

Jul 7, 2020

Project MTG 4

(1 hr)

• Confirm workshop for sharing diverse perspectives on HH

• Report on progress of scoping review

• Team members to submit written reflections on ‘What learnings are there from the differences and juxtaposition of international perspectives?’, and ‘What does it mean to think about Health Humanities from a more global perspective?’

• Screening of 8606 article titles completed with 410 articles identified for abstract screening; data extraction approach confirmed

1, 3

Jul 21, 2020

Project Workshop (1/2)

(3 hrs)

• Discuss perspectives on HH

• Further discussion re: approach to curriculum/evaluation framework

• Common concepts associated with HH identified and shared across the project team

• Stake’s (2003) responsive evaluation model to guide development of a framework

3

Jul 24, 2020

Project Workshop (2/2)

(3 hrs)

• Further discussion re: curriculum/evaluation framework

• Social constructivism identified as the dominant education theory, along with reflective learning theory; confirmed focus on capabilities in place of competency-based learning outcomes

1, 2, 3

Aug 26, 2020

Project MTG 5

(1.5 hrs)

• Discuss preliminary draft of a shared global vision for HH

• Report on progress of scoping review

• Further discussion re: approach to curriculum/evaluation framework

• Shared global vision statement drafted

• Screening of 410 article abstracts completed; 71 articles identified for full manuscript review

• Agreement on 11 graduate capabilities; range of assessment strategies identified; preliminary draft of curriculum and evaluation framework to be circulated for feedback

2, 3

Dec 8, 2020

Project MTG 6

(1.5 hrs)

• Report on progress of scoping review

• Discuss draft curriculum and evaluation framework

• Plan for sharing findings (beyond funding period)

• Data extracted from final set of 24 scoping review articles; first draft of results written

• Further development, revision of curriculum and evaluation framework

• Conference abstracts submitted; extension of funding from WUN requested

1, 2, 3

Feb 11, 2021

Project MTG 7

(1.5 hrs)

• Discuss ideas for article on HH for an interconnected world

• Discuss preliminary draft of scoping review paper

• Discuss plans for paper on the proposed HH curriculum and evaluation framework

• Support for drafting a “perspective” article on HH considered within a global context

• Feedback on first draft of scoping review manuscript

• Proposed draft HH curriculum and evaluation framework finalized

1, 2, 3

Mar-Aug, 2021

Regular Email Communication

• Feedback on presentations planned for ANZAHPE and AMEE

• Manuscript preparation (contributions, consultation, feedback) - perspective article, scoping review, framework paper

• Conference presentations completed; proposed HH curriculum and evaluation framework finalized

• All first drafts of manuscripts completed

  1. aPhase: 1 - Perspective sharing & collaboration building; 2 - Evidence gathering via scoping review; 3 - Development of an internationally informed curriculum and evaluation framework for Health Humanities