The use of role-play and drama in interprofessional education: an evaluation of a workshop with social work, midwifery, early years and medical students

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Villadsen, A., Allain, L., Bell, L. and Hingley-Jones, H. 2012. The use of role-play and drama in interprofessional education: an evaluation of a workshop with social work, midwifery, early years and medical students. Social Work Education. 31 (1), pp. 75-89. https://doi.org/10.1080/02615479.2010.547186
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TitleThe use of role-play and drama in interprofessional education: an evaluation of a workshop with social work, midwifery, early years and medical students
AuthorsVilladsen, A., Allain, L., Bell, L. and Hingley-Jones, H.
Abstract

Previous research has evaluated the usefulness of interprofessional education (IPE), however less focus has been on exploring best practice in terms of learning and teaching for IPE. This paper has the objective of introducing and exploring the use of role-play and drama in the IPE of students within the health and social care professions (social work, early years, midwifery and medicine). Findings from an evaluation using a pre and post questionnaire design, as well as qualitative questionnaire feedback, are presented to show the effects of an IPE workshop on students' attitudes, both towards IPE and the use of role-play and drama as a pedagogic approach.
Having attended the workshop, students recognised the importance of IPE in the classroom as well as in practice placements. Students rated the workshop very highly overall and learners' positive attitude to the usefulness of role-play in learning about interprofessional practice significantly increased. The findings suggest that creating interprofessional learning opportunities for students from a range of different professional groups using role-play and drama can be an effective pedagogic method in interprofessional education.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherRoutledge
JournalSocial Work Education
ISSN0261-5479
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PrintJan 2012
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Deposited16 Mar 2012
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Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.1080/02615479.2010.547186
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