过去7年616名物理治疗博士学生跨文化思维的变化及其对物理治疗博士文化能力教育的启示

Journal, physical therapy education Pub Date : 2023-12-01 Epub Date: 2023-08-07 DOI:10.1097/JTE.0000000000000303
Lisa VanHoose, Heidi Eigsti
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本前瞻性纵向研究将报告8组物理治疗博士(DPT)学生在学术准备期间跨文化发展量表(IDI)分数变化和跨文化发展连续体(IDC) 5个方向学生分布的定量分析结果。在日益复杂和多样化的卫生保健环境中,人们对发展跨文化敏感性的兴趣日益增加,这就要求传播关于创新课程模式有效性的研究,其中包括心理计量学上强有力的结果测量。研究表明,当提供教学知识、体验式学习、自我反思、指导和系统的个性化发展计划时,卫生保健提供者可以培养跨文化敏感性。参与者来自2015-2022年毕业班的616名DPT学生。该研究采用重复测量设计。选择IDI来指导个人和团体层面的有针对性的干预和跨文化敏感性评估,并在第三学期和第八学期作为DPT项目课程要求的一部分进行管理。在IDI感知和发展取向(DO;P < 0.001)。沿IDC的5个do方向的学生分布有显著变化(P = 0.0001), 10%的学生回归1个方向,51.7%的学生保持不变,33.3%的学生前进1个方向,5%的学生沿着IDC前进2个方向。近40%的参与者在IDC上有积极的转变。本研究的结果表明,DPT学生参加了基于Deardorff的文化能力过程模型和Bennett的跨文化敏感性发展模型的有针对性的跨文化发展课程后,可以通过IDI来衡量跨文化敏感性或心态。
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The Changing Landscape of Intercultural Mindset in 616 Doctor of Physical Therapy Students Over the Past 7 Years and the Implications for Doctor of Physical Therapy Cultural Competence Education.

Introduction: This prospective longitudinal study will report the results of a quantitative analysis of the change in Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) scores and the distribution of students in 5 orientations along the Intercultural Developmental Continuum (IDC) in 8 cohorts of Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students during their academic preparation.

Review of literature: The expanding interest in developing intercultural sensitivity in an increasingly more complex and diverse health care environment calls for the dissemination of research on the effectiveness of innovative curricular models that include psychometrically strong outcome measures. Research suggests that health care providers can develop intercultural sensitivity when provided with didactic knowledge, experiential learning, self-reflection, mentoring, and a systematic individualized development plan.

Subjects: The participants were from a sample of convenience of 616 DPT students from the graduating classes of 2015-2022.

Methods: The study is a repeated-measure design. The IDI was selected to guide targeted intervention and assessment of intercultural sensitivity at an individual level and group level and was administered in semesters 3 and 8 as part of the DPT program course requirements.

Results: There was significant improvement in the IDI Perceived and Developmental Orientation (DO; P < .001) scores between semesters 3 and 8. There was a significant change (P = .0001) in the distribution of students along the 5 DOs of the IDC with 10% of students regressing 1 orientation, 51.7% of students remaining the same, 33.3% of students advancing 1 orientation, and 5% of students advancing 2 orientations along the IDC. Nearly 40% of participants had a positive shift along the IDC.

Discussion and conclusion: The results of this study suggest that intercultural sensitivity or mindset, as measured by the IDI, can be developed in DPT students who participate in a targeted intercultural development curriculum based on the Process Model of Cultural Competence by Deardorff and the Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity by Bennett.

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