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SASUF Satellite Events 13-14 May 2024

The Satellite Events are a part of the SASUF Research and Innovation Week 2024, and are organised across Sweden. Some are also hybrid/online. These events are free and open to everyone. To make networking easier, make sure that your profile is public and up to date with a short presentation, picture, and contact details.

The South Africa-Sweden University Forum (SASUF) is strategic internationalisation project with the overall aim of strengthening ties between Sweden and South Africa in research, education and innovation. Read more about SASUF here or on the SASUF website.

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Tuesday, May 14 • 10:00 - 12:30
Utilizing a normlab to address discrimating factors and unequal care in health education

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This workshop has an upper limit of 30 participants.

Venue: University West, Deparment of health sciences, Gustava Melins gata 2, Trollhättan.

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If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Susanna Höglund Arveklev: susanna.arveklev-hoglund@hv.se

Inequality and discriminatory factors affecting access to healthcare remain insufficiently researched and underexplored within the field of Health Sciences, particularly in the context of Social Sustainability. Coordinating efforts on an overarching level and sharing insights on addressing these issues offer numerous benefits. At the University West, we are leading the 'Breaking Fences' project with the objective of raising awareness about these knowledge gaps in health studies, emphasizing the importance of Social Sustainability. This initiative is prompted by the observation that prevailing curricular activities for health students predominantly focus on clinical knowledge and outcomes. There is a noticeable scarcity of aesthetic learning experiences that foster critical thinking through art creation and the utilization of students' creativity. The Breaking Fences project seeks to address this gap by responding to an escalating demand for the incorporation of innovative educational methods, essential to meet the evolving competencies required for health workers globally.
In our endeavor to implement a novel set of educational activities for health students, we undertook a mission to establish a mobile norm lab as a focal point for addressing and visualizing educational efforts related to norm- criticism, creativity, and consciousness in healthcare education. Consequently, for this satellite event, we pose the following question: What is a norm lab, and how can it be effectively utilized for health students? How can we start a norm-creative collaboration between Sweden and South Africa?

The satellite event relies significantly on active participation from the attendees. Through project presentations, guided tour of the University West Clinical Learning Center, hands-on exercises, and collective reflections, the innovative norm-creative pedagogy is explored and developed. In this context, the process itself becomes the product.

Keywords: Educational methods, Norm creativity, social sustainability

Speakers
avatar for Prof Elisabeth Dahlborg

Prof Elisabeth Dahlborg

professor, University West
My work at the present is to implement normcritical pedagogics in nursing education, hence I also work with crititcal discourse analysis and Work integrated Learning.inequity in Health related to unequal resources ( economy, etnicity, gender )
avatar for Prof Kristina Areskoug Josefsson

Prof Kristina Areskoug Josefsson

Professor, Department of Health Sciences, University West, Sweden, University West
Kristina Areskoug Josefsson, is Professor in Work-Integrated learning at the Department of health Sciences, University West in Sweden, and at Department of Behavioural Science at Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway. Recent publications and current research cover issues such as co-production... Read More →
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Prof Henrik Eriksson

University West
CM

Carl-Fredrik Miles

University West


Tuesday May 14, 2024 10:00 - 12:30 CEST
University West, Deparment of health sciences