This module map summarizes a 20-credit interprofessional ethics module taken over 12 weeks at the Masters level. The module uses both physical and online components, including learning groups, expert lectures, cultural learning groups, discussion boards, blogs, and audio/visual resources. Students will demonstrate their learning through a poster presentation, critical essay, and participation. The module aims to develop students' ethical reflexivity, understanding of interprofessional practice, ability to link theory to real-world practice, and knowledge of global ethics frameworks.
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Interprofessional Ethics At A Glance Proforma
1. At a glance module map Team: MSB Date:09.11.2009
Module title and key details: Information & experience Characteristics of module (using
Physical components keywords):
Title: INTERPROFESSIONAL Course handbook, core texts, books, professional
ETHICS code of conduct, journal articles -Inter-professional practice
- Ethical reflexivity
Key Details: - Morality, law, ethics
Online
20 credit module over 12 weeks -Theory to practice linkages
Masters Level 1 Youtube, podcasts, blogging, iPlayer, audio-visual (research and citizenship)
links, student generated discussion on podcasts -Global ethics frameworks
Communication & interaction Guidance & support Thinking & reflection
Physical components Physical components Physical components
-Presenting controversial audio-visual links and
Multi-disciplinary learning groups, key input from Introductory workshop to use e-resources generating discussion around application of theory
experts, cultural learning groups, group discussion Tutorial support (face-to-face) and on-line (e.g. to practice
blogging) -Critical incidence
Group representatives in e-discussion groups -Diarizing
Online Online Online
e-discussion groups and blogging, student Technical support, advisory team, APDU, u-link Notebook, blog, e-portfolio (including critical
profile and sharing of interests, looking at compatability incidence), linkage with workbooks
different e-modules from other universities
Evidence & demonstration
Please note that this proforma has been Physical components
created in Word. Poster presentation/Group Workshop (25%)
Critical Essay (70%)
Please save a copy of just this page to Class/e-participation (5%)
your USB key and upload it to the
Online
Slideshare account.
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