Reflecting on Our Journey Sharing Appreciative Inquiry Within the British National Health Service

One of the wonderful things about Appreciative Inquiry is the inherent invitation for anyone to take it and make it theirs by using it in their own settings. This article highlights how three British National Health Service staff applied AI in profoundly generative ways, resulting in a new book full of practical examples. We also see how it worked its magic within their own lives.

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AI Practitioner
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2025-05-02
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https://doi.org/10.12781/978-1-907549-63-2-9
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Reflecting on Our Journey Sharing Appreciative Inquiry Within the British National Health Service

Kayleigh Barnett, Suzanne Quinney, Daniel M. Hodgkiss, Keith J. Fisher
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Reflecting on Our Journey Sharing Appreciative Inquiry Within the British National Health Service

Kayleigh Barnett, Suzanne Quinney, Daniel M. Hodgkiss, Keith J. Fisher
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Abstract

One of the wonderful things about Appreciative Inquiry is the inherent invitation for anyone to take it and make it theirs by using it in their own settings. This article highlights how three British National Health Service staff applied AI in profoundly generative ways, resulting in a new book full of practical examples. We also see how it worked its magic within their own lives.

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Innovations in Medical Education
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