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Development of E-learning Module On Delirium for Non-consultant Hospital Doctors Using the Delphi Method

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 April 2020

H. Parvathaiah ,
C. Daly ,
S. Macsuibhne ,
A. Ni chorcorain ,
A. Guerandel  and
K. Malone
H. Parvathaiah
Affiliation:
psychiatry, st lukes hospital kilkenny, clonmel, Ireland
C. Daly
Affiliation:
psychiatry, st lukes hospital, kilkenny, Ireland
S. Macsuibhne
Affiliation:
psychiatry, st lukes hospital, kilkenny, Ireland
A. Ni chorcorain
Affiliation:
psychiatry, cork university hospital, kilkenny, Ireland
A. Guerandel
Affiliation:
medicine, university college dublin, dublin, Ireland
K. Malone
Affiliation:
medicine, university college dublin, dublin, Ireland

Abstract

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Aim

To obtainconsensus from non-consultant hospital doctors and consultants indeveloping a eLearning module for teaching non-consultant hospital doctorsabout delirium

Methods

1) A questionnaire to assess knowledge regarding deliriumwas administered to Medical NCHDs and toPsychiatry NCHDs. A 50 minute teaching session was provided to the PsychiatryNCHDs, which included an existing e-learning module for undergraduateson delirium developed in University College Dublin(UCD). Followingthis feedback was obtained regarding the module and what changes would berequired for it to meet the training needs of non consultant hospital doctors.

2) In the first step of the DELPHIprocess, feedback from medical consultants was obtained in relation to thethemes and topics to be included in the delirium e-learning module.

Results

•In the first iteration of the DELPHI process, both NCHDs and Consultants identified relevant learning outcomes for an eLearning module on delirium for postgraduate medical trainees.

Conclusion

The next iteration of the DELPHI process will refine the themespreviously identified in order to achieve consensus among the NCHD andconsultant groups surveyed. This will be the basis for the design of aneLearning module about delirium.

Type
Article: 0997
Information
European Psychiatry , Volume 30 , Issue S1: Abstracts of the 23rd European Congress of Psychiatry , March 2015 , pp. 1
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Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2015
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