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Download fileExploring clinical practice and developing clinician self-reflection through cross self-confrontation methodology: an experimentation within an addiction medicine unit
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posted on 2021-02-24, 22:37 authored by Sophie ParozSophie Paroz, Jean-Bernard Daeppen, Martine Monnat, Michael Saraga, Francesco PaneseWe experimented the methodology of cross self-confrontation (CSC) in a research aiming at exploring addiction-related clinical practice and related clinical difficulties. Our article presents the application of CSC in a specific clinical setting and illustrates through one example the method's capacity to bring out tacit knowledge from daily clinical practice. Encountered challenges and comments addressing the application of CSC to research and education in clinical settings are presented.
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The study was supported by the Lausanne University Hospital
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The authors declare that they have no conflict of interestCorresponding author email
sophie.paroz@chuv.chLead author country
SwitzerlandLead author job role
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Lausanne University HospitalHuman Participants
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The research summary was submitted to the Cantonal Research Ethics Committee. The research did not fall within the scope of application of the law on Research on Human Subjects. However, measures were taken to protect direct (clinician) and indirect (patient) participants. All participants provided their informed consent.Comments
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