Table of Contents
Contents
| Contents | |
| 1-2 |
Forum
| Navigating COVID-19: Preparing medical students in a time of pandemic | |
| N Jacob, F Cilliers, K Begg, L Green-Thompson | 4-5 |
| Feedback as a spectrum: The evolving conceptualisation of feedback for learning | |
| L Govender, E Archer | 6-7 |
| The strategic development and strengthening of the profession of biokinetics | |
| B K Grobler, T J Ellapen, Y Paul, G L Strydom | 8-9 |
Short Communication
| DRILL: An innovative programme to develop health research leadership in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa | |
| F Suleman, D Wassenaar, N Nadesanreddy, P Brysiewicz | 10-11 |
| Creating a space for interprofessional engagement in a clinical setting | |
| L Jaffer, L Africa, F Waggie | 12-13 |
Articles
| Legal and ethical requirements for developing a medical MOOC: Lessons learnt from the Paediatric Physical Examination Skills MOOC | |
| A George, D Wooldridge, J King, A G Giovanelli, S G Naidoo, M A Mabeba, S Morar, S G Lala, Z Dangor | 14-17 |
| A blended learning and teaching model to improve bedside undergraduate paediatric clinical training during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic | |
| S G Lala, A Z George, D Wooldridge, G Wissing, S Naidoo, A Giovanelli, J King, M Mabeba, Z Dangor | 18-22 |
Short Research Report
| Facilitators of and barriers to clinical supervision of speech-language pathology students in South Africa: A pilot study | |
| A Mupawose, S Adams, S Moonsamy | 23-28 |
Research
| Simulation in plastic surgery: Features and uses that lead to effective learning | |
| C P G Nel, G J van Zyl, M J Labuschagne | 29-35 |
| Significance of relationships in the cognitive apprenticeship of medical specialty training | |
| A A Khine, N Hartman | 36-40 |
| Cognitive load theory in simulations to facilitate critical thinking in radiography students | |
| A Louw | 41-46 |
| Factors influencing radiography lecturers’ perceptions and understanding of reflective practice in a newly implemented curriculum | |
| H Thomas, M Volschenk | 47-51 |
| Research competencies for undergraduate rehabilitation students: A scoping review | |
| M Y Charumbira, K Berner, Q A Louw | 52-58 |
| Learner engagement as social justice practice in undergraduate emergency care education: An exploration of expectations, impediments and enablers for academic success | |
| N Naidoo, R Matthews | 59-64 |
| A capability approach analysis of student perspectives of a medical consultation quality-improvement process | |
| J M Louw, T S Marcus, J F M Hugo | 65-71 |
| Validation of a questionnaire evaluating the effect of a preparatory year on qualifying students for studying at health professions education faculties | |
| Mohammed Al-Rabia, Lana Al Shawwa, Enas Gouda, Ahmed Aldarmahi, Hani Asfour, Hani Atwa | 72-76 |
| Development of a baseline assessment tool to establish students’ foundational knowledge of life sciences at entry to university | |
| L Pienaar, R Prince, A Abrahams | 77-82 |
| How well do we teach the primary healthcare approach? A case study of health sciences course documents, educators and students at the University of Cape Town Faculty of Health Sciences | |
| J Irlam, M I Datay, S Reid, M Alperstein, N Hartman, M Namane, S Singh, F Walters | 83-92 |
CPD
| CPD questionnaire | |



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