Pedagogies of Widening Participation in Medical Settings

Pedagogies of Widening Participation in Medical Settings

Addressing Under-representation through Partnership and Professionalism

Alldridge, Louise

Taylor & Francis Ltd

08/2024

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9781032498683

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Acknowledgements

List of Authors

Series editor foreword

Preface

Chapter 1: Introduction: Defining, Deconstructing and Demystifying Widening Participation in Medical Education: National Forum contribution.

Chapter 2: The 'Making Connections' Problem-based Learning approach: Practicalities of Supporting Widening Participation Sixth Formers

Chapter 3: Embedding Widening Participation in the Medical Curriculum.

Chapter 4: Encouraging Student Research and Engagement in Widening Participation.

Chapter 5: Career Focused Outreach - Medicine Calling: A Case Study.

Chapter 6: Widening Participation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in Medicine: An International Perspective.

Chapter 7: Different Approaches to Widening Access Programmes.

Chapter 8: Transition of Students from Widening Participation Backgrounds to Medical School: Identifying Barriers and Supporting Success and Progression.

Chapter 9: National Project to Address Underrepresentation of Students from Disadvantaged Backgrounds.

Chapter 10: Doctors in Schools: Breaking Down Barriers to the Profession.

Chapter 11: Supporting (Early) Professional Development for Students from Widening Participation Backgrounds.

Chapter 12: Contextual Admission in Widening Participation.

Chapter 13: Understanding the Impact of Identity, Inclusion and Recognition on Engagement at a Small Medical School. Single Institute Case Study.

Chapter 14: Widening Participation in Medicine: Beyond Widening Access.

Chapter 15: Drawing Conclusions and Future Considerations

Afterword

Index
Widening Participation;Social Mobility;Policy;Practice;Meritocracy;Social Justice;Building aspirations;Outreach;access;selection;retention;progression;Education studies;evidence base;medical education;Engagement;Student perspective;student-led;role-models;Barriers;Stereotypes;elitism;inclusive pedagogy;talent recognition;integration;student life cycle;Primary school to practice