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2008 INITIATIVE: GLOBAL ALLIANCES In 2008 EFPI engaged in a variety of programs and activities designed to benefit from and strengthen global alliances. These activities included: visiting international institutions to further our networking with key colleagues and centres, hosting international visitors at CSU, conducting collaborative knowledge‐sharing events, obtaining funding for global alliances, recommending the appointment of adjunct staff and instigation of scholarship projects with global partners. CSU GLOBAL ALLIANCE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME (GADS) AWARDS EFPI staff successfully led two bids for GADS funding. Project One: Leadership and expertise in the health professions Global Alliance Institution School of Health Science, University of Swansea UK Core goals of this alliance To expand knowledge of leadership as a phenomenon of 21 st century health professional practice To examine expertise in the health professions and the implications of this for university education and professional development To further the knowledge of clinical reasoning expertise Professor Della Fish Dr Linda de Cossart Professor Melanie Jasper Project Two Practice, Education and Work Global Alliance Institution The Practice‐based Professional Learning Centre (PBPL), at the Open University, UK Core goals of this alliance To advance knowledge of the phenomenon of practice‐based education To develop the scholarship of education for practice in and through the workplace Dr Steve Hutchinson 2008 ADJUNCT APPOINTMENTS Professor Pam Shakespeare Professor Mary Thorpe EFPI draws on the expertise and opportunities that can be gained through visiting scholars, adjunct staff and consultants. Professor Della Fish, University of Swansea, Wales Professor Angie Titchen, Fontys University, The Netherlands Professor Pam Shakespeare, Open University Associate Professor Steve Hutchinson, Open University 17
VISITS AND PRESENTATIONS BY EFPI STAFF AND STUDENTS EFPI staff and students participated in a number of visits and activities with international colleagues and centres to advance the scholarship and discourse of education for practice, to enhance the reputation of CSU as a centre for excellence in education for practice, and to expand the sharing of practice‐based and research‐ based knowledge and practices across CSU. Conference presentations • Practical Experiences in Professional Education Conference, Edinburgh • HERDSA Conference, Rotorua • European Association on Communication in Healthcare, Oslo • World Association of Cooperative Education WACE/ACEN Asia Pacific Conference, Sydney • 4 th International Conference on Holistic Health and Medicine. Bridging the Gaps: Biomedicine and Complementary and Alternative Medicine in a Holistic Approach, Lexington, Kentucky • Ottawa International Conference on Clinical Competence (OZZAWA), Melbourne Lectures and workshops: Narratives from health care: Critical dialogues and transformative practice, University of Swansea, Wales, Presentation by Dr Franziska Trede (EFPI) Visits to international partners and global alliance members • Professor Della Fish, University of Swansea, Wales (by S. Loftus and F. Trede, EFPI) • Associate Professor Margo Patterson, Queens University, Kingston, Canada (by S. Grace, EFPI) • Dr Etienne Wenger, Educational Consultant, Auckland (by S. Loftus, EFPI) • Professor Trish Greenhalgh, University College, London (by S. Loftus, EFPI) • Professor Steven Ersser, School of Health & Social Care Bournemouth Univ. UK (by A. Croker, EFPI) • Professor Jan Fook, Southampton University, UK, (by A. Croker, EFPI) • Professor Sari Ponzer, Karolinska Institutet in Sweden (by A. Croker, EFPI) • Dr Eloise Carr, School of Health and Social Care, Centre for Wellbeing & Quality of Life, Bournemouth University, UK (by A. Croker, EFPI) VISITORS TO EFPI The School of Rehabilitation Therapy L to R: Cynthia Lawler, CSU; Professor Catherine Donnelly, Occupational Therapy Program; Margo Paterson, Chair Occupational Therapy Program; Sandra Grace, The Education for Practice Institute, Charles Sturt University: Anne O’Riordan, School of Rehabilitation Therapy. Professor Angie Titchen, Fontys University, The Netherlands Dr Etienne Wenger, Consultant Professor Della Fish, University of Swansea, Wales Prof Rosemary Kilpatrick, Education Deanery, Liverpool Hope University, UK Professor Pam Shakespeare, Open University, UK Professor Kyutae Jung, Hannam University, Korea Associate Professor Margo Paterson, Queens University, Ontario, Canada Associate Professor Steve Hutchinson, Open University, UK Pam Shakespeare Steven Hutchinson Linda de Cossart Della Fish 18
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