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Dr David Pearson FRCGP


Academic Unit of Primary Care
Institute of Health Sciences
Charles Thackrah Building
101 Clarendon Road
University of Leeds
LS2 9LJ



 Email: d.j.pearson@leeds.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 113 343 4183
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Project Title: Clinical learning in primary care



Supervisors:
 

Professor Carolin Kreber (Moray House School of Education)
& Professor Allan Cumming (School of Medicine)


Research topic:

The research is a case study of a single GP teaching practice in Yorkshire. The case study explores clinical learning within the practice from a perspective of professionals, those in vocational clinical training and from transient learners such as medical students. Data has been collected from interviews with these groups over the course of an academic year, and backed up with data from observation and documents. Findings will be put in the context of other studies on clinical learning in primary care, and learning in comparable contexts from both inside and outside medicine.


Professional experience:

I am Head of Learning & Teaching at the Academic Unit of Primary Care (AUPC) at the University of Leeds. My role is to provide leadership and management for the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, with particular responsibility for the primary care teaching within the medical school. I have previously worked as the Director of Medical Education at the Bradford and Airedale Teaching PCT, with responsibility for clinical learning at undergraduate, postgraduate level and for developing interprofessional learning. I am a GP in inner city Bradford.


Publications:

List of my Publications



 


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