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UID:pretalx-2022-HTKGWH@conferences.acspri.org.au
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DESCRIPTION:Care for others\, and being cared for\, is at the heart of heal
 thcare.  As health services continue to grapple with the problem of unsafe
  care\, collaborative approaches to healthcare improvement (such as co-des
 ign and co-production) have been promoted to encourage the bottom-up engag
 ement of multiple stakeholders – including practitioners\, patients\, fam
 ily members\, and researchers – in improving care. Although collaboration
  is emphasised\, conflict\, dissonance and other tensions can still arise 
 from the range of perspectives\, priorities and power dynamics involved. C
 are\, therefore\, is also central to collaborative research\, in health.\n
 \nIn this panel discussion\, we draw on different international studies to
  describe practices of care that support collaborative and reflexive pract
 ice improvement using video-reflexive ethnography (VRE). In particular\, w
 e showcase how transformative learning and improvement can be facilitated 
 through the reflexive analysis of video footage of everyday healthcare pra
 ctices. In VRE\, both participants and researchers become vulnerable throu
 gh having their behaviours\, understandings\, and assumptions questioned o
 r challenged. This scrutiny and critical reflexivity require acts of care\
 , in turn\, to foster the psychological safety of all involved.\n\nWe will
  discuss\, deliberate on\, and debate how VRE researchers and participants
  care for each other during fieldwork and reflexive discussions in ways th
 at mirrored how they usually care for colleagues\, patients\, and family m
 embers. Through dialogue\, we will demonstrate how attention to care is a 
 skill\, not only central to healthcare\, but also to the kinds of inclusiv
 e and collaborative practices that enable meaningful and sustained learnin
 g and improvement.\n\nRecording link: https://acspri-org-au.zoom.us/rec/sh
 are/DQyFemhYuHAtiF8VAZtGHthBD7bhJIKNDV36yYAKbW1RoSCVLBHumyMwcDiYeOtK.YNzP6
 nTeuurd-mnV?startTime=1669176057000
DTSTAMP:20260809T232022Z
LOCATION:Zoom Breakout Room 1
SUMMARY:Enabling care in healthcare improvement through video-reflexive eth
 nography - Ann Dadich\, Suyin Hor\, Jessica Mesman\, Michael Gionfriddo\, 
 Christy Noble\, Mary Wyer\, Joanne Hilder
URL:https://conferences.acspri.org.au/2022/talk/HTKGWH/
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