Universiteit Maastricht

PhD projects

Below an overview of all currently running PhD projects at SHE.

PhD project PhD candidate Country
Faculty Development for Learning and Teaching Medical Professionalism in Arabian Context Mohamed M. Al-Eraky Egypt
Clinical Assessment Using the Mini-CEX Alberto Alves de Lima Argentina
Patient Video-cases in Postgraduate Paediatric Training:Cognitive Processes Thomas Balslev Denmark
Anatomy Education in the Undergraduate Medical Curriculum Esther Bergman The Netherlands
Management and Leadership in Health Care Delivery: Designing, Developing and Implementing an Educational Intervention for Medical Residents Lizanne Berkenbosch The Netherlands
Cognitive Processes During Small Group Discussion: An Experimental Approach Floris van Blankenstein The Netherlands
The Influence of Team Learning on the Development of Adaptive Expertise Katerina Bohle Carbonell The Netherlands
Clinical Teachers: What Do They Know, and How Do They Know It? A Psychological Perspective Peter Cantillon Ireland
Understanding the Impact of Assessment on Learning François Cilliers South Africa
Developing Communication Skills Model Suitable for Various Patients' Background Mora Claramita Indonesia
Design Principles of Assessment Programmes Joost Dijkstra The Netherlands
Teaching and Learning Clinical Skills: Mastering the Art of Medicine Robbert Duvivier The Netherlands
Transfer of Postgraduate Communication Skills Valerie van den Eertwegh The Netherlands
Integrating Feedback, Assessment and Support in Workplace Learning Mieke Embo Belgium
Digital Development Portfolios in Secondary Vocational Education Greet Fastré Belgium
Learning From Error to Improve Patient Safety Jeantine de Feijter The Netherlands
Socrates on the Move. Educational Colonization and Domestication Across Cultures: the Case of PBL Janneke Frambach The Netherlands
The Influence of case review and documentation practices on teaching teams’ provision of patient care: A Multiple Case Study Mark Goldszmidt Canada
Authentic Assessment in Medical Education Marjan Govaerts The Netherlands
Feedback after Summative Assessment: a Method for Helping Students Move from Competence to Excellence? Chris Harrison United Kingdom
Effective Collaboration in Tutorial Groups in an Undergraduate Medical Curriculum Juliëtte Hommes The Netherlands
Effective Design and Curricular Integration of Virtual Patients in Undergraduate Medical Education Sören Huwendiek Germany
Integration of an Emotional Training Strategy in a Simulation-Based Education Programme to Enhance Clinical Performance during a Crisis Event Mary Jeanette Ignacio Singapore
The Impact of Culture on the Implementation of Medical Curriculum Innovation Mariëlle Jippes The Netherlands
Does Assessment Drive Students' Learning? A Qualitative and Quantitative Research in a PBL Curriculum Hanan Al Kadri Saudi Arabia
Tutorial Group Processes in PBL and Their Effect on Learning and Study Achievement Rachelle Kamp The Netherlands
Evaluation of Clinical Teaching in Japanese Clinical Educational Context Makoto Kikukawa Japan
Effective Quality Management and Shared Values in Higher Education Jan Kleijnen The Netherlands
How to Foster the Effectiveness of Receiving Peer Feedback in Small Groups Abdul Sattar Khan Saudi Arabia
Developing Life Long Learning Skills in Diagnostic Medical Imaging Ellen Kok The Netherlands
CSCL in Workplace Learning in Medical Education Willem Koops The Netherlands
Community Based Education for Health Professionals Zahra Ladhani Pakistan
Collaborative Knowledge Construction in PBL Interprofessional Endang Lestari Indonesia
Fostering Self-Monitoring and Self-Regulation in Language Learning Mariëtte van Loon The Netherlands
Informal Mentorship and how it is Perceived and Developed in Postgraduate Medical Education Heba A Mohtady Egypt
Simulation Training: How to Develop an Instructional Design Oriented Scenario Aiming at Transferability to Clinical Practice and Clinical Outcome Brena Melo Brasil
Developing and Evaluating a Post-graduate Training Programme in Teaching Communication Skills in Hospital and Ambulatory Medicine Noelle Junod Perron Switzerland
Impact of Standardized Patients in Clinical Practice Claudia Schlegel Switzerland
Qualitative Enquiry into Long Term Effects of Faculty Tejinder Singh India
The Functioning of Clinical Teams of Education Irene Slootweg The Netherlands
How Can We Optimize Learning in Obstetric Emergencies through Simulation-based Training? Jette Led Sorensen Denmark
Improving Learning through Adaptive Design of Instructional Animations:Interactions between Segmentation, Interactivity, and Student Expertise Ingrid Spanjers The Netherlands
Providing Feedback to Medical Teachers on How They Supervise Students in Professional Practice Renée Stalmeijer The Netherlands
Nurses, Informed Consent, Communication Skills Training Astrid Pratidina Susilo Indonesia
Setting up Medical Skillslab System in Vietnam Tran Quang Trung Vietnam
Factors Influencing Motivation and Career Preferences of Students for Whom Preventive Medicine Was a First or Second Choice and Possible Rectifying Effects of Modern Learning Methods Thi Van Anh Vietnam
Can We Improve Medical Students' Ability to Identify Strengths and Weaknesses in Communicating with Patients Through Self-Reflection? Michaela Wagner-Menghin Austria
An Exploration of Medical Learners’ Receptivity to Feedback within the Context of Clinical Assessment Chris Watling Canada
Distance Supervision in General Practice Education Susan Wearne Australia
Guided Preclinical Bedside Teaching in Preclinical Medical Education: Theoretical Grounding and Validation Marjorie Wenrich United States of America
Clinical Skill’s Transferability from Skills Laboratory into Real Clinical Settings Doni Widyandana Indonesia
The Assessment of Competence and Performance of Practising Pharmacists Nancy Winslade Canada
Mandatory Cognitive Skills Groups for At-Risk Medical Students Kalman Winston Dominica
Influence of Rater Characteristics on Rater Performance in Workplace-based Assessment Samuel Yanofsky United States of America
'Workplace Based Learning’; a Legitimate Forum for Faculty Development Rahila Yasmeen Pakistan
Optimising the Effectiveness and Reliability of Reciprocal Peer Assessment in Secondary Education Marjo van Zundert The Netherlands
Workplace Learning During Clerkships:Learning from General Practice Jonne van der Zwet The Netherlands