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Lynne Callaghan
Lynne Callaghan gained her Ph.D. in Psychology from
the University of Plymouth in 2002. Since then Lynne has worked on
several pedagogic research projects in both the School pf Psychology
and the Faculty of Health and Social Work at the University. Lynne
is currently working as the postdoctoral research fellow supporting
and leading a number of projects within the Centre for Excellence
in Professional Placement Learning.
Abstract
Enhancing the placement
learning experiences of health and social care students: the role
of library and information services
The aim of this study
is to identify difficulties experienced and the support required
by placement students in health and social care in accessing and
using library and information services. Themes emerging from focus
groups with midwifery, post-registration nursing and social work
students on placement and interviews with supporting staff will
be presented in the light of creating a tool and support networks
designed to enhance the student learning experience whilst on placement.
Presented with Alan
Doherty
This page was last updated on:
25 April, 2006
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