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Christopher Watling

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Bonamino C, Watling C, Polman R
J Sports Sci . 2024 Sep; 42(16):1566-1578. PMID: 39299932
During lucid dreaming (LD), dreamers are aware of experiencing a dream and may consciously influence its content. This study used an online questionnaire to investigate the LD frequency and applications...
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Watling C, Sandomierski D, Poinar S, Shaw J, LaDonna K
Med Educ . 2024 May; 58(11):1361-1368. PMID: 38749669
Background: While health advocacy is an established physician role, most of the educational attention to advocacy has been at the individual patient level. Public advocacy-efforts to effect change at the...
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Ollen-Bittle N, Sivajohan A, Jesin J, Gasim M, Watling C
Perspect Med Educ . 2023 Nov; 12(1):488-496. PMID: 37929202
Introduction: The restrictions of the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in the broad and abrupt incorporation of virtual/online learning into medical school curricula. While current literature explores the effectiveness and economic advantages...
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Pardhan K, Jones L, Watling C
CJEM . 2022 Dec; 25(2):143-149. PMID: 36580210
Background: Supervisors in postgraduate medical education may deliver different feedback for the same quality of performance. Residents may struggle to make sense of inconsistent and sometimes contradictory information. We sought...
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Watling C, Shaw J, Field E, Ginsburg S
Med Educ . 2022 Aug; 57(2):151-160. PMID: 36031758
Background: Peer review aims to provide meaningful feedback to research authors so that they may improve their work, and yet it constitutes a particularly challenging context for the exchange of...
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Shepherd L, McConnell A, Watling C
Med Educ . 2022 Jun; 56(12):1174-1183. PMID: 35732194
Background: The pandemic catapulted the adoption of virtual care far ahead of its anticipated maturation date, forcing faculty to role model and teach learners with barely enough time to master...
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Watling C, Ginsburg S, LaDonna K, Lingard L, Field E
Med Educ . 2021 Mar; 55(8):942-950. PMID: 33780013
Background: Learner-centred medical education relies on learner agency. While attractive in principle, the actual exercise of agency is a complicated process, potentially constrained by social norms and cultural expectations. In...
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Bearman M, Mahoney P, Tai J, Castanelli D, Watling C
Med Educ . 2021 Feb; 55(8):903-911. PMID: 33539558
Introduction: 'Culture' is a word frequently invoked within medical education literature to explain challenges faced by learners in practice. While social settings and practices are widely acknowledged as critical influences...
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Pack R, Lingard L, Watling C, Cristancho S
Med Educ . 2020 Jan; 54(6):517-527. PMID: 31991000
Context: Although competence committees (CCs) are most often conceptualised as group decision-making bodies, policy documents forward a more ambitious vision and outline several additional roles for CCs that support the...
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LaDonna K, Field E, Watling C, Lingard L, Haddara W, Cristancho S
Med Educ . 2018 Oct; 52(11):1125-1137. PMID: 30345686
Context: Educators must prepare learners to navigate the complexities of clinical care. Training programmes have, however, traditionally prioritised teaching around the biomedical and the technical, not the socio-relational or systems...