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Michael Rowe

Associate Professor for Digital Innovation (X - Education; B - Subjects Allied to Medicine; A - Medicine and Dentistry)

Lincoln, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

Dr Michael Rowe is an Associate Professor in the School of Health and Social Care at the University of Lincoln in the United Kingdom. He conducts research into the use of digital technologies in the classroom and their influence on teacher and student relationships as part of teaching and learning. His current research interests include the role of critical pedagogy in practice, as well as the increasing potential of artificial intelligence in higher and professional education.

Publications

  • Beyond the lecture : Teaching for professional development
  • Developing graduate attributes in an open online course
  • Randomised controlled trials in educational research: Ontological and epistemological limitations
  • Beyond knowledge and skills: the use of a Delphi study to develop a technology-mediated teaching strategy.
  • The impact of a faculty development programme for health professions educators in sub-Saharan Africa: an archival study
  • Technology-mediated learning in physiotherapy education : The social construction of practice knowledge
  • Moving beyond the hype: A contextualised view of learning with technology in higher education
  • The role of blended learning in the clinical education of healthcare students: A systematic review
  • Collaborative competency in physiotherapy students : Implications for interprofessional education
  • Exploring the characteristics of capable healthcare professionals
  • Student and staff perceptions and experiences of the introduction of Objective Structured Practical Examinations: A pilot study
  • Information and Communication Technology in Health : a Review of the Literature
  • Knowledge and attitudes regarding the use of social software in a physiotherapy department
  • Using Google Drive to facilitate a blended approach to authentic learning
  • The future of education in complex systems
  • The case studies: Authentic learning
  • “Operating at the Limit of what was Possible”: A case study of facilitator experiences in an Open Online Course
  • An Introduction to Machine Learning for Clinicians
  • Learning with technology in physiotherapy education: design, implementation and evaluation of a flipped classroom teaching approach
  • Structured feedback on students' concept maps: The proverbial path to learning?
  • Using video to learn practical techniques in physiotherapy education
  • Using Internationalisation at Home to provide international learning to all physiotherapy students
  • Ownership and Attitudes towards Technology Use in Physiotherapy Students from Seven Countries
  • Developing competencies among health professions students related to the care of people with disabilities: a pilot study
  • Supporting a student with visual impairment in the intensive care unit
  • Peer review (Michael Rowe) - Diagnostic uncertainty in musculoskeletal pain: Implications for physiotherapy education
  • Peer review (Michael Rowe) - Physiotherapy students’ perception of their clinical learning environment and clinician teaching attributes in Nigeria
  • Mentoring and coaching in promoting publications in the Department of Physiotherapy at a local university in South Africa
  • Introducing Flipped Classroom Supervision: Challenging Physiotherapy Teachers’ Beliefs about Teaching
  • The use of information and communication technology by South African physiotherapy students
  • Physiotherapy Students’ Use of Online Technology as part of their Learning Practices: A Case Study
  • Developing reflection and research skills through blogging in an evidence-based practice postgraduate physiotherapy module
  • The Use of a Wiki to Facilitate Collaborative Learning in a South African Physiotherapy Department
  • How to replace a physiotherapist: artificial intelligence and the redistribution of expertise
  • Peer review (Michael Rowe) - Involving people with lived experience in physiotherapy education – Research report one: Reflecting together to enhance teaching outcomes
  • Peer review (Michael Rowe) - Involving people with lived experience in physiotherapy education – Research report three: Developing equal partnerships
  • Peer review (Michael Rowe) - Involving people with lived experience in physiotherapy education – Research report two: Harnessing the expertise of people with lived experience
  • The Perception of Health Professions Educators in Using Immersive Virtual Reality (Preprint)
  • These may not be the courses you are seeking: a systematic review of open online courses in health professions education
  • The role of rehabilitation care workers in South African healthcare: A Q-methodological study
  • The use of smartphone apps in clinical practice: A survey of South African physiotherapists
  • Artificial intelligence in clinical practice: Implications for physiotherapy education
  • Artificial Intelligence and Data-Driven Rehabilitation: The Next Frontier in the Management of Cardiometabolic Disorders

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