Deirdre Bennett
Biographic Data
| ID | 3990885 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Deirdre Bennett |
| GIVEN NAMES | Deirdre |
| FAMILY NAME | Bennett |
| SIGNATURE | BENNETT D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Medical Education Unit, School of Medicine University College Cork Cork Ireland |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4469-9138 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
From mechanisms to systems
BACKGROUND: Why do the same supervisory mechanisms (feedback, observation, entrustment) produce different learning experiences across clinical settings? Current research treats them as discrete behaviours rather than examining how they interact within local contexts. This study uses realist theory to reframe supervised workplace learning as contextually configured systems, examining how key mechanisms (the processes through which attending physic…
Geriatric Medicine Competencies Required By All Hospital Doctors Caring For Older Adults
Background: An ageing population globally has created an escalating demand for age-attuned healthcare services. There is however an insufficient number of geriatricians to meet this need. Most older adults will therefore continue to receive their medical care from doctors without specialised geriatric medicine training. It is important therefore that all doctors possess fundamental gerontological competencies. Which specific competencies and how …
Competencies Required By All Hospital Doctors Caring for Older Adults
Introduction: The number of older adults accessing the healthcare service far exceeds the available geriatric specialist services. It is recognised that for the foreseeable future most hospital inpatient contacts with older adults will be completed by doctors not specifically trained in geriatric medicine. To ensure the provision of adequate healthcare, it is imperative that that all hospital doctors are trained in the minimum geriatric competenc…
The financing of convents by women in Ireland, 1774-1860
The rapid growth in the number of convents in the nineteenth century, and the strong links between many of these foundations and Ireland, has been noted in much scholarship. Generally the impetus in such scholarship has been to understand the expansion of congregations, and the range of their ministries. The stage before such expansion is the ‘founding’ stage: the period in which congregations were first established, and put down their roots. Thi…
Reluctant heroes
Doctors' attitudes to maintenance of professional competence
Wrestling with the bottom line in medical education
Wiese and Bennett advance the conversation about economic evaluation in health professions education by outlining its potential applications in pratice and research
Longitudinal qualitative research in medical education
Boundary learning environments in landscapes of practice
If residents are expected to traverse varied landscapes of practice, Coakley and Bennett ask what educators can do to provide supportive learning environments at the boundaries
Experience‐based learning
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Boundary learning environments in landscapes of practice
If residents are expected to traverse varied landscapes of practice, Coakley and Bennett ask what educators can do to provide supportive learning environments at the boundaries
Experience‐based learning
Longitudinal qualitative research in medical education
Doctors' attitudes to maintenance of professional competence
Wrestling with the bottom line in medical education
Wiese and Bennett advance the conversation about economic evaluation in health professions education by outlining its potential applications in pratice and research
Reluctant heroes
Geriatric Medicine Competencies Required By All Hospital Doctors Caring For Older Adults
Background: An ageing population globally has created an escalating demand for age-attuned healthcare services. There is however an insufficient number of geriatricians to meet this need. Most older adults will therefore continue to receive their medical care from doctors without specialised geriatric medicine training. It is important therefore that all doctors possess fundamental gerontological competencies. Which specific competencies and how …
Competencies Required By All Hospital Doctors Caring for Older Adults
Introduction: The number of older adults accessing the healthcare service far exceeds the available geriatric specialist services. It is recognised that for the foreseeable future most hospital inpatient contacts with older adults will be completed by doctors not specifically trained in geriatric medicine. To ensure the provision of adequate healthcare, it is imperative that that all hospital doctors are trained in the minimum geriatric competenc…
The financing of convents by women in Ireland, 1774-1860
The rapid growth in the number of convents in the nineteenth century, and the strong links between many of these foundations and Ireland, has been noted in much scholarship. Generally the impetus in such scholarship has been to understand the expansion of congregations, and the range of their ministries. The stage before such expansion is the ‘founding’ stage: the period in which congregations were first established, and put down their roots. Thi…
From mechanisms to systems
BACKGROUND: Why do the same supervisory mechanisms (feedback, observation, entrustment) produce different learning experiences across clinical settings? Current research treats them as discrete behaviours rather than examining how they interact within local contexts. This study uses realist theory to reframe supervised workplace learning as contextually configured systems, examining how key mechanisms (the processes through which attending physic…
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