Equity, diversity and inclusivity in Health Professions Education
Information about the module
In this module we will begin thinking about how we identify the content to be included in continuing professional development (CPD) activities or programmes in the health professions. We’ll explore this in terms of ‘professional practice gaps’ (PPGs), which are things that we know should be happening but aren’t, and which can lead to adverse outcomes for patient or population health.
The overall aim of this module is to enable you to describe the educational needs of CPD learners in terms of PPGs, to identify PPGs in your own context, and to understand how these inform CPD planning.
Module Pricing
Duration:
10 Hours/3 months
Level:
Beginner
Delivery Format
Online//Self-Directed
Module Details
What will be covered: The content is organised into four short units, covering an introduction to ED&I, an ‘EDI toolkit’, designing learning with EDI in mind and embedding EDI into your practice. Unlike many compliance-based training programmes, this module stresses the importance of context and encourages a reflective and personalised approach to incorporating best practice into your own setting. Each unit uses a blend of activities, including video, audio, reading, practical and reflective activities and quizzes.
Who it’s for: This module is suitable for all health professions educators wishing to improve their knowledge and understanding around key ED&I issues in modern health professions education.
Delivery format: This is a self-paced module, and we estimate that it will take the average learner around ten hours to complete the module. There is no minimum time requirement; you can spend as much or as little time as you need to understand the key concepts.
What’s included in the registration fee: You’ll get full access to your module for three months from the start of your enrolment which includes all of the course content, a bank of additional readings and resources, and the option to submit an end-of-module assessment if you wish to receive a certificate of participation.
Although the module is designed to be self-paced and self-directed, you will have access to learning support and the opportunity to learn from and with colleagues around the world via the course forums. You will also be invited to join our exclusive programme of live teaching sessions for the duration of your enrolment. These cover a range of topics and provide the opportunity to meet and interact with tutors and other course participants. You can access technical support by email for the duration of your enrolment.
Taking it further: This module is available as an option in several courses. Studying a series of six modules and submitting an end-of-course assessment will qualify you to receive an AMEE Essential Skills in Health Professions Education Certificate. You will need to complete and submit the end-of-module activity for this module as a pre-requisite to submitting work for assessment as part of our Certificate programme. Further details about which courses recognise this module are available in the individual course descriptions.