Janette Jamieson (MSc Clinical Education, AFHEA, BSc Nursing Studies, RGN)

Academic Coordinator, MSc Clinical Education, University of Edinburgh

  • MSc Clinical Education Edinburgh University

Contact details

Address

Street

49, Little France Crescent

City
Edinburgh
Post code
EH16 4SA
Street

49, Little France Crescent

City
Post code
EH16 4SA

Availability

  • Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

Biography

Background

I am an academic co-ordinator for the MSc in Clinical Education Programme. This role involves development of an online learning curriculum; as well as teaching, assessment, student support and dissertation supervision of those involved in undergraduate and post graduate education of health professionals (including doctors, nurses, pharmacists and other allied health professionals).

I have had a keen interest in teaching and mentoring since graduating as a nurse and have been teaching within medical education since 2001. I joined the Emergency Care, Clinical and Resuscitation Skills team (ECCARS) in 2004 where I developed my interest in integrating skills to produce a case-based approach to simulated learning whilst facilitating learning about professional skills in relation to intimate examination.

My dissertation for the MSc in Clinical Education looked at the relationships between Peer Assisted Learning and Communities of Practice in relation to creating a supportive learning environment in the clinical context

Qualifications

2013 Edinburgh University MSc Clinical Education

2001 Queen Margaret University College BSc Nursing Studies

2015 Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Authority

2015 Clinical Education Program Level 3 

Responsibilities & affiliations

Registrant: Nursing and Midwifery Council

Admissions tutor for MSc in Clinical Education

Research summary

Mentorship

Learning communities

Inter-professional Education

Peer assisted Learning

 

Current research interests

Learning communities

Past research interests

"Moving Inter-Professional Education away from the classroom and into the clinical area-does it work?"  2014  Contributor to lead Lorraine Close “Are Medical Students experiencing challenges integrating Standard Infection Control Precautions (SICP) into clinical practice?”   Poster presentation at AMEE and at the Scottish   Infection Research Network (SIRN) conference in November 2014  (Analysis of students’ essays)  2010  “Does the introduction of a “buddy” in the early years promote ward based learning? A qualitative study” Short presentation at AMEE 2008  “Does feedback from simulated patients facilitate a reflective learning approach to intimate examination” Co-presented at AMEE 2006   Facilitated a workshop on Professional Conduct and Intimate Examination during the Scottish Clinical Skills Network Conference 2005   Simulated patients versus mannequins; Which better prepares students for performing intimate examination in clinical practice? Poster presentation at ASME and at the Scottish Clinical Skills Conference

Conference details

2017      Scottish Medical Education Conference

2016      SEFCE and AMEE

2015      SEFCE

2015      AMEE

2014      SEFCE

2014   CSMEN

2014   AMEE

This article was published on