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On being public... how social media reshapes professional identity, — Presentation Transcript

On being public…how social media reshapes professional identity.
Dr. Anne Marie Cunningham
@amcunningham
Primary Care and Public Health
Cardiff University

Who am I?

Where am I from?

“determined not to be one of the sheep”

A one minute summary of medical education

100+ years of criticism

40+ years of innovation?

Is medical education a process of…?
Robert Kegan (2009). What "Form" Transforms? : A Constructive-Developmental Approach to Transformative Learning. In KnudIlleris (ed.),
Contemporary Theories of Learning: Learning Theorists -- In Their Own Words. Routledge.

My story

My complex professional identity

Medical education as ‘practice’

isolation

My first blog post
“I want to link up with other people in medical and health sciences education so that we can learn together”

My new network

Tools (and more tools)

Supporting Scholarship in Medical Education: The role of social media and networks
Dr Anne Marie Cunningham
Cardiff University
ASME Summer 2009

Paradigm shift in scholarly communication in medical education

How will my skills and knowledge of the benefits of social media and networks influence my practice as a doctor?

Techno-evangelist? Not me.

The myth of information overload…

Balancing

Forms of professional identity?
Robert Kegan (2009). What "Form" Transforms? : A Constructive-Developmental Approach to Transformative Learning. In KnudIlleris (ed.),
Contemporary Theories of Learning: Learning Theorists -- In Their Own Words. Routledge.

Harvard health expert calls Facebook 'Wild West‘
http://news.cnet.com/8301-27083_3-20021519-247.html

New Frontier

A twitter exchange
“could @amcunningham answer me a quick question please? just need a definition of something medical”

“go ahead... I can point you in right direction for good definitions:)”

“@amcunningham thanks can you just tell me what is meant by distant metastases please the emphasis being on the' distant'”

Norwegian medical student’s definition of professionalism:
“To be who the patient needs you to be”
AMEE, 2011

“I think it shows your desire to embrace new ideas/technologies and learn from others regardless of whether they are students, doctors, patients or other health care professionals. (Multidisciplinary learning at its best). Also shows a willingness to adopt new teaching methods- which may involve use of trial and error, which in this case is very good.”

“you are your information”
http://www.flickr.com/photos/verbeeldingskr8/4324902924/

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