Chers collègues,
L’ESLA, l’association européenne des associations de logopèdes dont nous faisons partie, vous propose de participer à une enquête en ligne visant à mieux comprendre les expériences vécues par les professionnelles de santé lors de conversations difficultés, comme l’annonce de mauvaises nouvelles.
L’enquête est en anglais et est complétée par 4 modules de ressources en ligne (30 minutes chacun) offrant une formation sur cette thématique.
Bonne découverte,
L’UPLF
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We are investigating the experiences of allied health professionals having difficult conversations, such as breaking bad news, with clients and have developed a new e-training package to support this.
We would like to offer you the opportunity to take part in the research study and to access the e-training which supports having difficult conversations in clinical practice.
If you are an allied health professional and are interested in taking part, please read the attached participant information sheet.
- After reading it, if you are still interested please click here to complete a survey which will take about 10 minutes. This survey was also distributed a few months ago so if you have already completed it please do not complete it again.
After completing the survey you can access the e-training resource to support allied health students and professionals in breaking bad news to clients. Following completing the resource your learning will be measured as part of the study.
- Please make sure you have completed the survey above before accessing the e-training below. Each module takes about 30 minutes. You must complete all four modules and the pre-training and post-training surveys contained in the modules.
You can access the modules by clicking on the links below:
Module 1: Better communication
Module 2: Conversations with people with communication difficulties
Module 3: Difficult conversations 1
Module 4: Difficult conversations 2
If you would like any more information about the study or have any questions, please contact Dr John Lancaster (j.d.lancaster@mmu.ac.uk)
Thank you for taking the time to consider participating in the study.
Kind regards,
Dr John Lancaster (Manchester Metropolitan University)
Dr Stephen Walsh (Manchester Metropolitan University)
Owen Ledbetter (Nuffield Health)
