Integrating the sustainable development goals into health professions’ curricula: using the nominal group technique to guide their contextualisation

The method employed for this study provides a useful framework for health professions to contextualise the Sustainable Development Goals to their profession and geographical region. For this study, the ranking process and the qualitative data analysis enabled the Sustainable Development Goals to be reframed in a way that would be meaningful for dietetic educators and students and demonstrate the interrelatedness of the goals. The direct qualitative content analysis and reflexive thematic analysis identified the knowledge, skills, and values student dietitians should develop.

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BMC Medical Education
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2024-09-05
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-024-05968-0
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7
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Sustainability in Higher Education
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Integrating the sustainable development goals into health professions’ curricula: using the nominal group technique to guide their contextualisation

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7 citations
BMC Medical Education
Sustainability in Higher Education
14.67
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Integrating the sustainable development goals into health professions’ curricula: using the nominal group technique to guide their contextualisation

Joanna McCormack, Lynda Ross, Shannon Rutherford, Andrea Bialocerkowski, Christy Noble
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Abstract

The method employed for this study provides a useful framework for health professions to contextualise the Sustainable Development Goals to their profession and geographical region. For this study, the ranking process and the qualitative data analysis enabled the Sustainable Development Goals to be reframed in a way that would be meaningful for dietetic educators and students and demonstrate the interrelatedness of the goals. The direct qualitative content analysis and reflexive thematic analysis identified the knowledge, skills, and values student dietitians should develop.

BMC Medical EducationVol. 24(1)
Griffith University (AU), Queensland University of Technology (AU), The University of Queensland (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Sustainability in Higher Education
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