Episode 3

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Published on:

28th Nov 2022

Creative enquiry and flourishing in medical education - with Dr Louise Younie

The ways in which we relate to work are often shaped by our training experiences, and this is particularly true in medical education.

Today Paula is talking to Dr Louise Younie, GP and Clinical Reader in Medical Education at Queen Mary University of London.

The pair discuss how Louise draws on creative enquiry and the concept of flourishing to support medical students to embrace their vulnerability, find their voice, and value their humanity.

You can connect with Louise on Twitter @LouiseYounie, or via her website. Also see her book chapter What Does Creative Enquiry Have to Contribute to Flourishing in Medical Education? and paper on vulnerable leadership.

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About the Podcast

When Work Hurts
Doctors, nurses and allied health professionals are experiencing unprecedented levels of distress due to their work.

Join clinical psychologist Dr Paula Redmond as she talks to inspiring clinicians and thought leaders about the stories behind the mental health statistics, and how compassion, connection and creativity can offer hope when work hurts.

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