MOOC Primer for Evidence Based Health Care

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Massive Open Online Courses for Evidence-Based Health Care? Could Massive Open Online Courses be the way forward for EBHC in general and the International Society for Evidence-Based Health Care (ISEHC) in

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Health care decision makers need the skills to find, appraise and implement research evidence to make informed decisions. This is true whether the decisions are being made by the public, patients, health practitioners, health service managers and policy makers or collaboratively. Most health professionals and members of the public do not currently have the skills to do this. EBM, EBHC and EBP courses are available but they are few and far between and usually too expensive or geographically distant for most people to attend. To address the skills deficit in this area the EBHC MOOC group was started in November 2013 by members of ISEHC and participants at the 2013 EBHC Teachers & Developers Conference in Sicily. Our intention is to develop a cross-institutional, international, collaborative MOOC to teach EBHC skills and foster Communities of Evidence-Based Practice worldwide. We will share existing materials and apply for funding to work together to produce and evaluate high quality materials and develop and run open-access distant learning courses.

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Massive Open Online Courses forEvidence-Based Health Care?

Could Massive Open Online Courses be the way forward for EBHC in general and the International Society for Evidence-Based Health Care (ISEHC) in particular?

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Two MOOC theme meetings:

1. Day 1– What MOOCs are and how they work– Explore how a MOOC could be used for EBHC skills dissemination– Models of organisation– Is there an interest/will to take this forward

2. Day 2– Stakeholders/collaborators meeting– Other stakeholders? (Cochrane, UK NHS, WHO, NGOs)– Identification of current resources– Initial strategy document– Division of roles– Timelines

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What are the current challenges in teaching/learning EBP?

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Need for training in EBHC skills

What’ this fissure?

- Geographical divide- Gap in skills

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Massive Casual Free Learn

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“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known” Carl Sagan

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Coursera Growth

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Where is EBHC?

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How many students are

finishing MOOCs?(does this matter for

EBHC)

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Massive Casual Free Learn

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What are the issues we need to think about if we establish an EBHC MOOC?

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“Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel” Socrates

Know Topic and your Audience

Be Prepared and Keep it Simple

Conflicting Sensory Channels Divert Attention

Communication is contagious Stay positive

Use 7 minute learning bytes

20 minute cycles

Learning Requires Specific

Call to Action

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Does it need to be a course?

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Assessment

1. What is needed?2. What are the

possible methods?3. What are the

challenges?4. What potential

solutions are there?

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Certification

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EBHC Course Assessments

Interactive Evaluation Quizlet

Socratize

Peers Mark x 4

FigshareWikipedia

Group Search

Multimedia

Task based (2x2 table)

Question Based

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Amy Price & Amanda Burls

No need to “fail”

With MOOCs everyone cando it over until they get it!

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Certification

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Start Up MOOC Costs

$50,000-400,000 per university per course For 1st Run Course

*Not included

Approximately 200 hours lecture preparation Teaching Assistants Reassigned Senior Teaching Staff

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Institutional base/support?

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Methods

Multiple interface

Blended Learning

Local communities of practice

Interactive

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Spontaneous Social Contact Increased Learning

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Elements of a Sicily EBHC skills trainingstrategy

• Collaborators (interested individuals)• Umbrella (ISEHC, CASP International Network, Own identity?)• Contributing organizations (e.g. Cochrane, EQUATOR, CASP, Universities)• Administrative centre (GIMBE, a University, independent, commissioned from a MOOC

provider)• Modular approach• Methods• Curriculum• Materials• Assessment• Generation of evidence through student activities? (e.g. Quality assured CAT bank)• Certification (Open badges?)• Stimulating local Communities of Learning/Practice• Financial models• Sustainability• Evaluation of the MOOC