SCRIPT team present poster at ASME Midlands Medical Education Conference

10th April 2024

In April, the SCRIPT team was invited to present a poster at the 8th Association for the Study of Medical Education (ASME) Midlands Medical Education Conference in Birmingham. The poster showcased a systematic review assessing the think aloud technique (a process involving the verbalisation of conscious thoughts) as a method to improve understanding of the decision-making process behind prescribing. SCRIPT research associate Daniel discussed the findings with medical educators from other Midlands Universities, as a new avenue for research. 

Reference: 

MARTIN, D., COLEMAN J & PONTEFRACT, S. 2024. The effectiveness of think aloud technique to map decision making processes for prescribing: a systematic review. 8th ASME Midlands Medical Education Conference. University of Birmingham, Medical School, UK. (Poster presentation). 

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