Health Cast

This podcast is a pilot project to explore how mobile technology can support learning and teaching in health related professions. The project is part of JISC Distributed e-Learning Funding Programme.

Health podcasting sessions relate to Inter-professional Education (IPE):

FoL2010: Festival of Learning 2010 at Edinburgh Napier University, Edinburgh, Scotland

Keynote speeches

Day	Keynote Title and Speakers details	Video
Tuesday am 30th March	Title: ‘Making Connections to enhance the student experience in healthcare education- rhetoric or reality’ Rosalynd Jowett, University Director of Education & Associate Dean, Education Faculty of Medicine, Health & Life Sciences, University of Southampton	(25min)
	Rosalynd Jowett Keynote Question Session	(9min)
Tuesday pm 30th March	Title: ‘A catalytic innovation to change education, healthcare, the world (IPE from a student perspective)’ Andrew Carson Stevens, Medical Student, Cardiff University and Leader of Welsh Chapter for Healthcare Improvement	(22min)
	Andrew Carsons Stevens Keynote Question Session	(8min)
Wednesday pm 31st March	Title: ‘Integrated quality management of interprofessional learning: A Mobius loop of connection, communication, and collaboration.’ Professor Andre Vyt, Lecturer in Interprofessional Collaboration for Health & Social Care, Arteveldehogeschool University College & Ghent University	(42min)
	Professor Andre Vyt Keynote Question Session	(5min)

Interviews held at the Festival of Learning

Day	Title	Video
Tuesday am 30th March	Mini Project: Evaluating clinically based vodcasts on the engagement of nursing students with research. Peter Jones, School of Health care Sciences, College of Health and Behavioural Sciences, Bangor University, Wales. Interviewer: Clare Kell, Wales Learning and Teaching Consultant, Health Sciences and Practice Subject Centre.	(5min)
Tuesday pm 30th March	Keynote Speaker: ‘Making Connections to enhance the student experience in healthcare education- rhetoric or reality’ Rosalynd Jowett, University Director of Education & Associate Dean, Education Faculty of Medicine, Health & Life Sciences, University of Southampton Interviewer: Frances Gordon, Interprofessional Education Learning and Teaching Consultant, Health Sciences and Practice Subject Centre.	(9min)
Tuesday am 30th March	Mini Project: A qualitative study of first year paramedic students entering higher education. Aled Jones, School of Health Science, Swansea University. Interviewer: Norrie Brown, Scottish Learning and Teaching Consultant, Health Sciences and Practice Subject Centre	(7min)
Tuesday pm 30th March	Keynote speaker, Tuesday 30th March: A catalytic innovation to change education, healthcare, the world (IPE from a student perspective)’ Andrew Carson Stevens, Medical Student, Cardiff University and Leader of Welsh Chapter for Healthcare Improvement Interviewer: Caroline Reid, Assessment Learning and Teaching Consultant, Health Sciences and Practice Subject Centre.	(5min)
Wednesday pm 30th March	Queen Margaret University Student Reps who attended the Festival of Learning Alice Davies, Jennifer Opara, Val Cannon, 2nd year Mental Health Nursing students, Queen Margaret University. Kath McDonald, Lecturer, Queen Margaret University. Interviewer: Sunita Morris (Inclusivity) and Janet Holt (Ethics) Learning and Teaching Consultants, Health Sciences and Practice Subject Centre.	(7min)
Wednesday pm 30th March	Health Sciences and Practice Senior staff members interview. Margaret Sills (Academic Director) and Catherine Geissler (Director) from the Health Sciences and Practice Subject Centre Interviewer: Clare Kell, Wales Learning and Teaching Consultant	(11min)
Tuesday pm 30th March	Health Sciences and Practice: Practice Educators Award winners 2010 Kate Heyes, Adam Mahen, Mental Health Nurses, The Becklin Centre, Leeds Partnerships Foundation Trusts. Interviewer: Margaret Sills, Academic Director, Health Sciences and Practice Subject Centre	(8min)

Festival of Learning 2009 at the University of Wolverhampton, Walsall campus

Keynotes and Question Time/Panel Session

date	title	podcast	video
Tuesday 10th March 2009	Keynote 1: Mark Dooris, Director, Healthy Settings Development Unit, Faculty of Health, University of Central Lancashire. Title: Healthy Universities: Practising what we preach?	TBA	TBA
Wednesday 11th March 2009	Keynote 2: Professor Gilly Salmon, Professor of E-Learning & Learning Technologies and Head of Beyond Distance Research Alliance, University of Leicester. Title: The relationship between technology and pedagogy	(40MB)
Thursday 12th March 2009	Keynote 3: Professor Jill Thistlethwaite, Professor of Clinical Education and Research, and Director of the Institute of Clinical Education, The University of Warwick: Title: ‘I’ve never been happier in my work’: Reflections on Interprofessional learning & collaborative practice. Question Time /Plenary: Should students be seen as customers or partners in learning? Panel: Prof Jill Thistlethwaite, Prof Linda Lang, Andrew Carson-Stevens and Dr Margaret Sills.	(89MB)

Interviews

date	title	podcast
Tuesday 10th March 2009	Healthy Universities: Practising what we preach? Mark Dooris, Director, Healthy Settings Development Unit, Faculty of Health, University of Central Lancashire. Interviewer: Marilyn Hammick & Caroline Reid, HSaP Learning Teaching Consultants	(4MB)
Wednesday 11th March 2009	Failing to Fail: Why the reluctance and how can we overcome it? Sue Everett & Ali Ewing, Primary Care division, University of Northampton. Interview dialogue between the two parties.	(5.3MB)
Wednesday 11th March 2009	Developing and using integrated induction materials for students studying on a blended learning programme. Rod Cullen, Senior lecturer in Learning and Teaching, Professional Registration Division, Manchester Metropolitan University. Interviewer: Marilyn Hammick, HSaP Learning Teaching Consultant	(5.2MB)
Wednesday 11th March 2009	The impact of specific learning difficulties (SpLDs) on the progression and retention of student nurses. Jane Wray, Faculty of Health and Social Care, University of Hull. Interviewer: Janet Holt, HSaP Learning Teaching Consultant	(8.4MB)
Wednesday 11th March 2009	Scoping e-learning: Use and development in Health Sciences and Practice (Year 2). Pam Moule, Reader in Nursing and Learning Technologies, University of West England, Bristol. Interviewer: Caroline Reid, HSaP Learning Teaching Consultant	(7.2MB)
Wednesday 11th March 2009	Collaborative development of a PBL Evaluation Toolkit. Carolyn Gibbon, School of Nursing and Caring Sciences University of Central Lancashire; Caroline Marcangelo, University of Cumbria Interviewer: Clare Kell & Norrie Brown, Learning Teaching Consultants	(9.6MB)
Wednesday 11th March 2009	Design and evaluation of the contexts of participation web resource. Raaya Ghul, Department of Allied Health Professionals, Canterbury Christ Church University. Interviewer: Clare Kell, HSaP Learning Teaching Consultant	(8.3MB)
Wednesday 11th March 2009	Learning and teaching prize winner - Karen Beaulieu, Senior Lecturer & MSc Advanced Occupational Therapy Award Leader, The University of Northampton Interviewer: Clare Kell, HSaP Learning Teaching Consultant	(6.1MB)
Wednesday 11th March 2009	SCOTS, 'Students Consulting on Teaching' (Pete Wilding; Deborah Etherington; Rhiannan Pegg), University of Lincoln Interviewer: Margaret Sills, HSaP Academic Director	(5.6MB)
Thursday 12th March 2009	Panel participant - Andrew Carson-Stevens, Immediate-past Chair, Wales Healthcare Student Forum, Welsh Assembly Government Interviewer: Margaret Sills, HSaP Academic Director	(4.9MB)
Thursday 12th March 2009	Learning and teaching prize winner - Andrew Spink, Senior Nurse and Practice Educator,Coronary Care Unit, Pontefract General Hospital Interviewer: Margaret Sills, HSaP Academic Director	(6MB)

Festival of Learning 2008 at The Learning Gateway, Carlisle

“Enhancing Learning in Health Sciences & Practice”
The sixth Festival of Learning was hosted by St Martin’s College, Carlisle, (now part of the new University of Cumbria)
at The Learning Gateway building.

date	title	media
12-March-2008	Welcome by Prof Catherine Geissler and Prof Chris Carr Keynote: Dr Chris Turnock - Teaching Fellow, Northumbria University Enhancing Learning in Practice Setting	57 mins
13-March-2008	Keynote: Prof Tony Butterworth - Director, Centre for Clinical and Academic Workforce Innovation, University of Lincoln, and Director, NHS Institute for Innovation & Improvement	48 mins
14-March-2008	Question Time Panel Session: Professional and academic recognition Facilitator: Professor Dorothy Whittington Helen Thomas, Higher Education Academy York Helen Bristow, The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy	48 mins

Festival of Learning 2007 at Royal College of Physician, London

Date	title	media
26-Mar-2007	FoL2007 - 'The pace of change and reform in health policy: the challenges for professionals & professional educators in the 21st century' By Paul Stanton, NHS Clinical Goverance Support Team/University of Northumbria.	48 Mins
27-Mar-2007	FoL2007 - Learning to Use Technology: Using Technology to Learn Dr Philip Candy, Director of Education, Training and Development NHS Connecting for Health File size: 55.7 MB Biography Slide presentation (ppt)	59 Mins
28-Mar-2007	'Learning Futures: Creative, Collaborative, Communicative' Professor Gilly Salmon, Professor of E-learning & Learning Technologies, University of Leicester Slide presentation (ppt, 8.4 MB)	41 Mins
29-Mar-2007	Question Time By Dr Peter Burley, Dr Marilyn Hammick, Nicky Torrance, Baj Mathur	49 Mins

Festival of Learning 2005 in Leeds

"Educating for Practice"

date	title	media
5-6 July 2005	Festival of Learning 2005 - Educating for Practice Opening keynote at the Festival of Learning by Professor George Castledine on 5th-6th July 2005 in Leeds in a theme "Educating for Practice" Professor George Castledine, Professor of Nursing and Community Health at University of Central England in Birmingham	Size: 39.1 MB Length: 42:41 Mins
5-6 July 2005	Festival of Learning 2005 - Question Time "Question Time" at the Festival of Learning 2005 in Leeds on the theme 'Educating for Practice' Professor George Castledine, Professor of Nursing and Community Health at University of Central England in Birmingham; Janet Scammell, Head of Learning and Teaching, Institute of Health and Community Studies Bournemouth University; Lynda D'Avray, Project Manager, IP Learning in Practice, King's College, London.	Size: 46.9 MB Length: 51:16 Mins