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Enhancing Clinical Practice Through Reflective Writing: Insights from Dr. Andrew Boyd

Join Dr. Andrew Boyd in a workshop on reflective writing, designed for healthcare professionals. Explore the importance of reflection in clinical practice: why we should reflect, how we do it, and the tools we can use. Understand your feelings towards reflective writing and discover the settings in which reflection can occur. Address the benefits and challenges of writing reflectively, including barriers you may face. Learn how storytelling enhances self-awareness and aids in decision-making, ultimately improving your practice as a General Practitioner.

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Enhancing Clinical Practice Through Reflective Writing: Insights from Dr. Andrew Boyd

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  1. Reflective Writing Workshop Dr Andrew Boyd 2011

  2. Thoughts on Reflective Practice • Do you reflect on your clinical practice? Why? How? Verbal? Written? With who? • What are your thoughts/feelings on writing reflectively? • In what settings do you reflect? • What are the good & bad things about reflective writing? • What are your barriers to it? Do you do it well? What resources do you use? • Have you ever been taught how to?

  3. Why reflect? • Humans are story tellers • Improves self awareness • Exploring strengths and weaknesses • A means of therapy! • Because we have to…

  4. Why is it so important for GPs? • Solitary • Not ‘just’ medicine • Often no ‘right’ answer • Part of training/ongoing assessment

  5. What can we reflect on? • Almost anything! • Decision making processes • Relations with colleagues • Skills & knowledge • Painful/difficult episodes

  6. What reflection isn’t • The ‘only’ path • The route to the ‘correct answer’ • An unnecessary navel gazing exercise • An exercise in self flagellation • Always factually correct • For ‘gifted’ writers only!

  7. Why write? • A concrete footprint on the page • Writing can be redrafted and revisited • Writing can be private • Writing allows for greater ‘depth’ • Allows you to express that which is most personal

  8. How do I do it? • Unstructured • Eportfolio format • ‘Therapeutic’ approach • Mix it up!

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