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Tanisha Jowsey
New Zealand
Приєднався 9 січ 2015
Dr Tanisha Jowsey teaches you about medicine, research & culture.
Her research has investigated patient and clinician experiences in a variety of clinical settings, including operating theatres, medical wards, and general practices. She was born in Aotearoa New Zealand and the Waimakariri river eases her worries. Tanisha is Associate Professor of Medical Education and Professionalism at Bond University. Tanisha gained her doctorate in public health and medical anthropology at the Australian National University, specialising in intersections between patient experiences of time and chronic illness. Tanisha is currently involved in several projects exploring interfacing cultures within operating rooms. Thanks for watching!
Her research has investigated patient and clinician experiences in a variety of clinical settings, including operating theatres, medical wards, and general practices. She was born in Aotearoa New Zealand and the Waimakariri river eases her worries. Tanisha is Associate Professor of Medical Education and Professionalism at Bond University. Tanisha gained her doctorate in public health and medical anthropology at the Australian National University, specialising in intersections between patient experiences of time and chronic illness. Tanisha is currently involved in several projects exploring interfacing cultures within operating rooms. Thanks for watching!
Scenarios to practice effective communication with postgraduate students
Eight scenarios included.
I made this resource so that supervisors of postgraduate students can see examples of communication with students via an online platform. Some of these examples offer options on effective communication, others are not effective - or may not strengthen a positive relationship with students.
I use closed feedback communication, curious questions, 'I wonder', timeline sign posting, and setting expectations .
I made this resource so that supervisors of postgraduate students can see examples of communication with students via an online platform. Some of these examples offer options on effective communication, others are not effective - or may not strengthen a positive relationship with students.
I use closed feedback communication, curious questions, 'I wonder', timeline sign posting, and setting expectations .
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How to teach with technology in tertiary education - polls, video, virtual reality
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How to teach with technology in tertiary education - polls, video, virtual reality
Six year old with ketotic hypoglycemia gets gastro virus - lived experience
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In this video I share issues that parents and children experience while living with ketotic hypoglycemia. I was surprised as a parent that I could not find youtube videos from other parents or children to guide me about what to expect, things to look for, troubleshooting, or tips to get through viral episodes. So I made this video to help others who are facing similar such situations. My six ye...
Perplexity and Elicit - How to use generative artificial intelligence in your literature review
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In this film I'll explore Perplexity versus Elicit for identifying research. I'll demonstrate the tools. USER FRIENDLY: Perplexity AI and Elicit excellent. ACCURACY: Perplexity AI is pretty good but not great at identifying ALL of the right/best/most cited literature. Elicit is not as reliable as Perplexity. ARTICLE SUMMARIES: Perplexity AI is good. Elicit is good. They both make mistakes. They...
How to conduct thematic analysis: qualitative research method
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Thematic analysis is the most commonly used qualitative research approach in medicine and health sciences. I recommend Braun and Clarke's approach plus I suggest researchers look for a central underpinning theme through which the others can be understood. I'd be interested to know in the comments what you think about proposed step 5.5. Thanks folks
A systematic review of critical reflection and insight in postgraduate medical education.
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Can you teach insight? This systematic literature review of 75 texts suggests you can teach someone to reflect, and you can possibly achieve three states of reflection. But we did not find evidence that you can teach someone insight. Check out the paper: Price N, Jowsey T, Weller J. Reflecting on insight and insights into reflection: a systematic review of insight and reflection in post graduat...
How to promote student learning in a lecture: tips and tricks
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In this video I'll provide a bunch of approaches you can draw on to maximise student learning. They can be applied to any tertiary education subject material. I'm not going to bore you with all the literature supporting these tricks (if you want to know that just ask generative AI). Instead, I'll cut to the proverbial chase: what works and how to do it. Importantly, these tips do not require ad...
Qualitative Research In Perioperative Anesthesia: Common Approaches And Topics
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Qualitative Research In Perioperative Anesthesia: Common Approaches And Topics
Kids With Severe Asthma Share Their Experience
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@TanishaJowsey77 Real life experiences of children living with severe and chronic asthma. My children will share their experiences of living with asthma, using flixotide and Ventolin, and face masks, and even covid-19 test kits. This film can be used for education of other children and those working in paediatric healthcare. This video is for informational purposes only. The content is not inte...
Cultural Safety/Competency Simulation Scenario
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This short film concerns a conversation between a clinical supervisor (female) and clinical student (male). It is meant as a resource to spark conversation about how we can assess cultural safety/competency. This is an example of poor cultural competency by the supervisor. Why is it poor? - The supervisor says that the patient is unlikely to understand the terms used in the consent form, so to ...
Predatory Journals and Fake Authors!
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How to identify and avoid predatory journals. www.youtube.com/@TanishaJowsey77 Predatory journals are in the thousands. In this video I'll share a true story of how I got scammed and what I've learned to look out for when it comes to predatory journals. I'll also do a shout out to Andy Stapleton re the fake author saga and I'll encourage you - dear scientific scholar - to keep fighting the good...
How to conduct a Narrative or Scoping Literature Review
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Step-by-step guide to finding literature. How to conduct a narrative literature review. This is also often referred to as a general literature review. I'll run you through a real example and provide quick tips for success along the way. Most of this video is relevant to scoping review - its the same search approach that I use for either. www.youtube.com/@UCR7Y2nFgmpnfooFSdb3FMkQ
SciSpace Vs. Perplexity Vs. Research Rabbit Vs. Connected Papers Vs. Litmaps for research
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Which generative AI do scientists use? Scientists are suddenly confronted with myriad open access AI tools. Which ones should we focus our attention on when it comes to finding relevant literature? SOLID: I recommend Perplexity AI and Connected Papers and SciSpace. OKAY: I found Research Rabbit and Litmaps a bit frustrating in terms of navigation and reliability. WASTE OF TIME: Chat-GPT 3.5 was...
Five Books That Every Leader Should Read
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What is leadership? www.youtube.com/@UCR7Y2nFgmpnfooFSdb3FMkQ Is leadership different in law and business? Does leadership influence or impact others? Are there styles of leadership? I'm recommending FIVE books that spark leadership insights to answer these questions. -Thanks for the feedback -Dare to lead -My Tidda, My Sister -The Believer -The seven habits of highly effective people Enjoy! If...
Leadership in medical and health sciences education
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This is the two-minute lowdown on key elements of leadership for those working in medical and/or health sciences education. www.youtube.com/@UCR7Y2nFgmpnfooFSdb3FMkQ I'll mention mentorship, guidance, teamwork, innovation, and science and scholarship.
Learn Fun Animal Signs with kids in New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL)
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Learn Fun Animal Signs with kids in New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL)
Covidence - AI for systematic literature review and data extraction research
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Covidence - AI for systematic literature review and data extraction research
DIY - Tiny backyard transformed to elegant outdoor dining and garden - 3 minute version
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DIY - Tiny backyard transformed to elegant outdoor dining and garden - 3 minute version
Get Inspired With These H5P Learning Software Examples For Higher Education!
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Get Inspired With These H5P Learning Software Examples For Higher Education!
How to glue aquatic plants to wood and rock for your aquarium
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How to glue aquatic plants to wood and rock for your aquarium
Going above and beyond: Transforming online student learning through faculty development
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Going above and beyond: Transforming online student learning through faculty development
Research Rabbit Vs Connected Papers - which AI software is better for literature review?
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Research Rabbit Vs Connected Papers - which AI software is better for literature review?
How to create your first freshwater nano aquarium tank
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How to create your first freshwater nano aquarium tank
Connected Papers: AI to find scientific literature.
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Connected Papers: AI to find scientific literature.
How To Make Your Interactive Learning Session More Engaging: Try These Ideas!
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How To Make Your Interactive Learning Session More Engaging: Try These Ideas!
Weta kamakaze. Real life weta encounter in New Zealand. Insect madness
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Weta kamakaze. Real life weta encounter in New Zealand. Insect madness
Creating your own teaching philosophy - tips and tricks
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Creating your own teaching philosophy - tips and tricks
How to write your teaching philosophy: an example from tertiary education
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How to write your teaching philosophy: an example from tertiary education
Do you have a link to the slides you used by any chance?
Is she dipping her electrodes in the 10-20 container?! Nooooooo
It sounds like you've spotted something that could have been done better. I have no means of providing this feedback directly to the nurse. However, given that many parents watch this video to learn what to expect, I wonder if you would like to explain in plain language the issue and offer parents some useful curious questions that we could ask clinicians to be reassured that they are undertaking the procedure correctly? Thanks
Good afternoon, thank you for uploading a video. I still have a daughter who is already 4 years old. The problem she has is a sleep disorder. She stays asleep super late. Here the doctor tells us that she has to stay connected to the cables all night. I hope to do a I play with threads, it is a difficult experience, I think for both parents and children who have to take that test, I will show your video to my daughter and show her how a child a year younger than her also took that test, I hope your son is better at this point z
Wow! This is great. Very precise and useful. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Regarding the use of different stickers for different octaves, that is confusing and distracting. It also is not aesthetic. It's just as easy to look at the size of the tongue. The bigger the tongue the lower the notes. The smaller the tongue the higher the note Play you are right the first time. It is an octave. Not a note. It is the same note, different octaves!
found this whilst doing my masters... Love your attitude and communication style! I dont enjoy analytical research - but i love how youve taught this subject! thank you ive giggled all the way through this
Awesome, thank you!
This is a terrific clip. A wonderful way to learn NZSL you are such an animated teacher! Would love to see more of your videos!
This is great Tanisha thank you :) I love how you present it with a real no nonsense approach and you have a great style of approach with little interjections here and there . Off to investigate the rest of your channel for more gems thank you so much 💛💛☺
Thank you my 3 year old goes may 6th for his EEG hoping for answers 🙏
warmest wishes for a healthy journey ahead
Thanks Tanisha, I needed to find this!
Thank you for sharing the information. Good job.
deaf me learn where work job New zealand ?what work ?
hi folks, since making this film I've realised two things: I should have specified that Chat-GPT 3.5 isn't great at providing references to literature but 4.0 is. And I've done a fair bit of further testing of Elicit - it has let me down too many times to have confidence that it will bring up the right literature. Google Scholar does a better job. Cheers.
Very helpful. Thank you
I HVE BEEN THRU HELL IN LIFE BEING IN SPECIAL EDUCATION BECAUSE OF A LEARNING DISABILITY AND BECAXUE OF HAVING HUNDREDS OF EEG TESTS ALL MY LIFE.
Love ❤
Just wondering what was the EEG for?
to rule out epilepsy
Please tell me what do it is
سلام
Thank you💖🌈🥰
incompleted procedure
Love your relaxed yet knowledgeable style Tanisha. Great topic and well covered. I think you *deserve* a Mellowpuff ;-)
Thank you, great video! Does it matter which hand I use for these signs?
Recording full of artifacts
incompleted procedure
Thanks 😊❤
Tanisha, thank you for your sharing! It's truly incredible to witness the abundance of innovative tools already available. However, the rapid progress in the field of AI can also be overwhelming, and challenging to keep pace with. Good thing we have people like you to test them out and tell us what works best :P
you're very welcome. Thanks for engaging.
Thnx for posting tomrrow i take my son for test he has seizures im so worry about results just praying .
Wishing you a healthy journey
We’re you able to get answers ?
whoa this is 500 NZ dollars? that's a lot! I thought most of the Chinese drums go for about $100-150 USD, it's like 2x or 3x in NZ :( I used to live in Australia and I also remember goods coming to Australia being a lot more than elsewhere ...
with the pandemic, everything is expensive. But the drum makes me happy. It promotes wellbeing, hence worth it.
@@TanishaJowsey77 oh I agree I have them too and I love playing them!
Whoa 500.00 exclamation point I just bought the same drum today for $60!! Nice big drum, 15 notes beautiful emerald green, decorative macrame around the outside. Nice carrying case and beautiful mallets. Where are you buying this from
This is really helpful, Tanisha! Nice work.
You have nice voice.
Kill that thing💀💀💀
Excellent.... Well done.
Why was an eeg done? What do they check for
I'm using a new software option for editing this film - Screencastomatic, and this is my first time using that software to add background music. Now that I've uploaded the film I suspect the music is a bit loud/distracting at points. Apologies. Nobody panic, I'll get better at this.
im pretty sure thats an weta shell
Thank you. I love the way you explained right to the point.I just have my first drum.I been watch so many videos to understand this dots:).I'm so glad I find you tutorial.Awsom! Thank you
I just received my drum this week. Thank you for this tutorial…
thanks, do you know what the sign is for salamander
The one and only Tanisha Jowsey! I like snap conclusion - it all boils down to the Z factor!
thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing. My 2 year old goes for one in two days time.
Great thank you. I had heard of this software but without your video I would have passed on by..
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your insights. Great resource
Thank you for sharing
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very true
Thanks. I am doing my thesis and this is so timely because am doing thematic analysis. wow
Tanisha, please I need your help on this focus group analysis. I don't know how to write the analysis in my work. Please assist me