Editorial: Innovation and Creativity in a Time of Crisis

Q2 Health Professions
M. Bartlett, S. Howden, Alison R. Jones, L. Martindale
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Abstract

The sudden emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 caused rapid change across the world, not least in the field of practice-based education for health and social care students. The imperative of supporting students to complete their programmes to ensure that they could enter the workforce on time led to a surge of creativity and innovation underpinned by knowledge, skills, experience, and plain hard work. In this, the first of two parts of this special issue, we hope to harness some of the learning and experience gained during this time of disruption to inform future developments. We also want to celebrate the work of programme teams in designing changes that brought some order and optimism to the early sense of chaos and worry. This issue includes eight
社论:危机时期的创新与创造力
2020年3月,新冠肺炎大流行的突然出现在世界各地造成了快速变化,尤其是在卫生和社会护理学生的实践教育领域。支持学生完成课程以确保他们能够按时进入职场的必要性导致了知识、技能、经验和简单努力工作所支撑的创造力和创新力的激增。在这本特刊的两个部分中的第一部分中,我们希望利用在这段混乱时期获得的一些学习和经验,为未来的发展提供信息。我们还想庆祝方案小组在设计变革方面所做的工作,这些变革为早期的混乱和担忧带来了一些秩序和乐观。本期共八期
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International Journal of Practice-Based Learning in Health and Social Care
International Journal of Practice-Based Learning in Health and Social Care Health Professions-Health Professions (miscellaneous)
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