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Dental vocational training: Identifying and developing trainer expertise

Article Open Access
Aims The aims of the study were two fold: to determine the influence of trainer expertise on the Vocational Training (VT) experience, particularly in terms of providing Vocational Dental Practitioners (VDPs) with positive role models; and to ascertain if it is possible to identify attributes of expe…

Vocational training in higher education: A case study of work-based learning within the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI)

Conference paper
The pre-eminence of knowledge and skills as the sources of wealth creation and economic growth is one of the major issues in business at the beginning of the twenty-first century. As a result, Human Resource Development has been propelled into a central role in management thinking. However, this has…

Work-based learning as a field of study

Conference paper
This article addresses the challenges that Garnett suggests face higher education through the lens of Bourdieu. In taking up the challenge set by Garnett for higher education in the knowledge economy and responding to its powerful and primary artefact - intellectual capital - the article reviews and…

E-learning ecosystem (ELES) - A holistic approach for the development of more effective learning environment for small-and-medium sized enterprises (SMEs)

Conference paper Open Access
As e-learning and technologies advanced significantly, practitioners and academics must find new ways to make the most of this rapid development. In the past, research development in this area was mainly focused solely on technological aspects and more recently, on e-leaming and technologies for ind…

How policy impacts on practice and how practice does not impact on policy

Article Open Access
The TLRP project reported on in this article attempts to understand how the Learning and Skills sector functions. It traces how education and training policy percolates down through many levels in the English system and how these levels interact, or fail to interact. The authors first focus upon how…

Determining intravenous rt-PA eligibility in the emergency department

Article
Introduction: The purpose of this study was to assess the agreement of Emergency Department (ED) attendings, ED residents, and neurology residents compared with stroke neurologists in the assessment of intravenous rt-PA eligibility. Methods: A convenience sample of patients presenting with possible …

Business Systems and Organizational Capabilities: The Institutional Structuring of Competitive Competences

Book
Twenty-first century capitalism has been marked by an increasing international economic independence, and considerable differences between dominant economic systems of coordination and control. In this context, national competition and coordination within industries has increased, but the governance…

Aspects of a practical understanding: Heidegger at the workplace

Article
This article aims to clarify some of our pre-conceived assumptions when we address issues of learning in practice. It argues that we need to develop an understanding of practice based on its own premises. For this purpose the German philosopher Martin Heidegger's (1889-1976) understanding of practic…

Specialised diplomas: Transforming the 14-19 landscape in England?

Article
Reforming vocational education in the English education and training system has occupied governments for at least the last three decades, the latest development being the introduction of 14 lines of Specialised Diplomas. Using an historical analysis of qualifications reform, we suggest they are unli…

Attending doctors' perspectives on how residents learn

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Context: Graduate medical education is currently facing major educational reforms. There is a lack of empirical evidence in the literature about the learning processes of residents in the clinical workplace. This qualitative study uses a 'grounded theory' approach to continue the development of a th…