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  • How satisfied are industry with WIL: can value and satisfaction be measured?

    Author(s)
    Lloyd, Sheree
    Waid, Danielle
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Lloyd, Sheree
    Waid, Danielle M.
    Year published
    2019
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    Abstract
    Health industry partnerships are integral to the success of work integrated learning (WIL) and their support through supervision, identification of suitable projects and opportunities, mentoring and engagement are highly valued by Griffith University. This project evaluated the administrative and academic processes used by the health service management work integrated learning team. We wanted to understand the level of satisfaction with processes from our health industry partners so critical to the success of our work integrated learning placements. Understanding and measuring the satisfaction, value and benefits to health ...
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    Health industry partnerships are integral to the success of work integrated learning (WIL) and their support through supervision, identification of suitable projects and opportunities, mentoring and engagement are highly valued by Griffith University. This project evaluated the administrative and academic processes used by the health service management work integrated learning team. We wanted to understand the level of satisfaction with processes from our health industry partners so critical to the success of our work integrated learning placements. Understanding and measuring the satisfaction, value and benefits to health industry partner organisations who host WIL students was a further objective of the study. Using a mixed-methods approach to collect data this study was conducted during 2018/2019 and was supported by a NAFEA grant. The findings from the study will be presented as well as recommendations for replication, validation of the data collection tools and approaches to streamlining administrative procedures that were identified.
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    Conference Title
    NAFEA Conference, Where there's WIL, there's a way
    Publisher URI
    https://nafea.org.au/conferences/2019-conference/
    Subject
    Health services and systems
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/409145
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