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These were the texts I used to construct my archive, from which I selected statements (using iterative critical case selection) to conduct my analysis. Some of the statements from this archive are included as instances or examples in this thesis.

The columns outline the paper’s title, journal, author, year of publication, and whether or not I am professionally acquainted with one or more of the authors. The second table contains brief information about each journal and its audience – information which is helpful for understanding both my sampling of a range of texts, as well as any genealogical shifts in the location of publications about this topic. The third table presents table 1 data, but divided into different categories of journal (and therefore audience).

Table 5: Constructing my archive

Title Journal Author(s) Year

Kno wn? A teaching course in general practice BRIT.J.MED.EDUC. Barber, J. 1973 Patients' attitudes to medical students

in general practice

British Medical

Journal Wright, H. 1974

Computer-assisted learning in

undergraduate medical teaching. Lancet

Murray, T., Barber, J., and

Hannah, D. 1976 Attitudes of medical undergraduates

in Glasgow to computer-assisted

learning Medical Education

Murray, T., Barber, J., and Dunn,

W. 1978

Teaching communication skills to pre- clinical medical students: a general

practice based approach Medical Education

Armstrong, D., Hicks, B., Higgins, P., and

Weinman, J. 1979 Medical student attitudes and general

practice.

The Journal of the Royal College of

General Practitioners Fowler G H 1980 Student experience in family medicine

at McMaster and Glasgow

Universities. Medical education

Hannay, D

R 1980

'Do as I say and not as I do'? An audit of clinical management in teaching

compared with service work Medical Education

Freeman G

K 1981

158

for teaching interviewing skills Clarke, P.,

and Dalrymple- Smith, D. An evaluation of medical student

behaviours in communication Medical Education

Irwin,W. and

Bamber, J. 1984 The effects of Southampton's

community experiences on student

learning. Medical education Coles, C. 1985

General practice in the undergraduate curriculum: 20 interviews with

Southampton final-year students Medical Education

Mattson, B., Freeman, G., Coles, C., and Schmedlin, J. 1991 * Undergraduate teaching in

dermatology and general practice [9]

British Journal of

Dermatology Hay, R. 1993

The contribution of general practice to medical education: Expectations and fulfilment. British Journal of Medical Education Lloyd, M. and Rosenthal, J. 1992 *

Early patient contact for medical students: an exploration of GP

teachers' perceptions Medical Teacher

Mowat, D. and Hudson,

H. 1996

Undergraduate teaching in the community: can general practice deliver?.

The British journal of general practice Wilson, A., Fraser, R., McKinley, R., Preston- Whyte, E., and Wynn, A. 1996

General practitioner teaching in the community: a study of their teaching experience and interest in

undergraduate teaching in the future.

The British journal of general practice

Gray, J. and

Fine, B. 1997 Can students learn clinical method in

general practice? A randomised crossover trial based on objective structured clinical examinations.

BMJ (Clinical research ed.) Murray, E., Jolly, B., and Modell, M. 1997 *

Community hospitals and general practice: extended attachments for

medical students Medical Education

Grant, J., Ramsay, A.,

and Bain, J. 1997 Providing early clinical experience in

primary care. British Journal of Medical Education Hampshire, A. 1998 * A comparison of the educational

opportunities on junior medical

attachments in general practice and in a teaching hosptial: A questionnaire

survey Medical Education

Murray, E., Jolly, B. and

Modell, M. 1999 *

Community-oriented medical

education in Glasgow: Developing a

community diagnosis exercise Medical Education

Davison, H., Capewell, S.,

159 n, J., Murray, S., Hanlon, P., and McEwan, J. Influence on general practitioners of

teaching undergraduates: qualitative study of London general practitioner teachers. BMJ (Clinical research ed.) Hartley, S., Macfarlane, F., Gantley, M., and Murray, E. 1999 * Patient-centred consultations: a comparison of student experience and understanding in two clinical

environments Medical Education

Thistlethwait e, J. E., and

Jordan, J. 1999 Basic clinical skills: Don't leave

teaching to the teaching hospitals.

British Journal of Medical Education

Johnston, B., and

Boohan, M. 2000 Students' perceptions of the relative

advantages and disadvantages of community-based and hospital-based

teaching: A qualitative study Medical Education

O'Sullivan, M., Martin, J., and

Murray, E. 2000 *

Using real patients in problem-based learning: Students' comments on the value of using real, as opposed to paper cases, in a problem-based

learning module in general practice Medical Education

Dammers, J., Spencer, J., and

Thomas, M. 2001 *

Students' conceptual model of a good

community attachment Medical Education

Silverstone, Z., Whitehouse, C., Willis, S., McArdle, P., Jones, A., and O’Neill, P. 2001

Attitude of medical students towards general practice and general

practitioners British Journal of General Practice Henderson, E., Berlin, A., and Fuller, J. 2002 *

Student access and use of IT during

general practice attachments Medical Teacher

Regan, M., O’Neill, P., and

Whitehouse,

C. 2002

Developing communication skills: A selected study module for first-year medical students using an

educational constructivist approach

Education for Primary Care Nicholson, S., Rana- Masson, S., and Cushing, A. 2003 *

Impact on patients of expanded, general practice based, student teaching: Observational and

British Medical Journal Benson, J., Hibble, A., Fanshawe, 2005 *

160

qualitative study T., and

Emery, J. Clinical clerkships: Students can

structure their own learning.

British Journal of Medical Education

Smith, P., and

Morrison, J. 2006 Is primary care 'real' medicine? Some

medical students appear to think not. Medical education

Jones, E., and

Helbren, E. 2007

The impact of expanded general practice-based student teaching: the practices' story.

Education for Primary Care Quince, T., Benson, J., Hibble, A., and Emery, J. 2007 *

Teaching undergraduate psychiatry in primary care: the impact on student

learning and attitudes. Medical education

Walters, K., Raven, P., Rosenthal, J., Russell, J., Humphrey, C., and Buszewicz, M. 2007 *

A comparison of clinical content between structured specialty teaching sessions and teaching in routine general practice consultations.

Education for Primary Care Bryant, P., Berlin, A., Coppola, W., and Jones, M. 2008 *

Does the presence of medical students affect quality in general

practice consultations? Medical Education

Price, R., Spencer, J., and Walker,

J. 2008

*

Thinking 'no' but saying 'yes' to student presence in general practice consultations: Politeness theory

insights. British Journal of Medical Education

Rees, C., and Knight,

L. 2008

*

Developing a set of quality criteria for community-based medical education in the UK.

Education for primary care Cotton, P., Sharp, D., Howe, A., Starkey, C., Laue, B., Hibble, A., and Benson, J. 2009 *

Patient perceptions of their role in undergraduate medical education within a primary care teaching practice.

Education for primary care

Lucas, B., and

Pearson, D. 2012

Phenomenological analysis of patient experiences of medical student teaching encounters. British Journal of Medical Education McLachlan, E., King, N., Wenger, E., and Dornan, T. 2012 *

161

Table 6: Information about journal types, audiences and affiliations

Journal Audience and Notes

Medical Education Audience: healthcare professionals involved in education, but particularly international undergraduate, postgraduate and continuing medical education teachers, educators and researchers. Affiliated with the Association for the Study of Medical Education.

Journal of Medical Education Preceded by the Journal of the Association

of American Medical Colleges (1929-1950),

then succeeded by Academic Medicine (1989- present). Affiliated with the

Association of American Medical Colleges. British Journal of Medical Education Affiliated with Association for the Study of

Medical Education. Journal continued as ‘Medical Education’ above.

Education for Primary Care A Publication of the Association of Course Organisers, National Association of GP Tutors, World Organisation of Family Doctors. Audience predominantly

postgraduate, rather than undergraduate general practice and primary care clinician- educators and academics e.g.: GP trainers, GP tutors and lecturers, Continuing

Professional Development tutors, clinical and educational supervisors, postgraduate

course organisers and training programme directors, associate Directors and advisers of postgraduate GP education, directors and deputy directors of postgraduate GP education

Medical Teacher Affiliated with the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE). Intended audience includes international health professional teachers and administrators. British Medical Journal The BMJ is a high impact international

journal that publishes research from all specialties of medicine. It’s audience include clinicians, researchers, and policy makers from around the world. The journal focuses on research which has an explicit practical applications or informs doctor’s decision- making in the clinical, research, public health, and health policy settings.

Lancet Medical publication from Great Britain,

published in the USA. Audience: international health and medical

professionals with an emphasis on research techniques.

162

Dermatologists. Audience: international – clinicians and researchers specialising in Dermatology.

The British Journal of general practice Affiliated with the Royal College of General Practitioners. Audience is international family practitioners and primary care researchers. The journal started in 1953 as the ‘College of

General Practitioners’ Research Newsletter’.

Then became the Journal of the College of

General Practitioners in 1960 and the Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 1967. Re-named the British Journal of General Practice or BJGP in

1990.

Table 7: Table 1 data divided into different categories of journal types

Education Journals

British Journal of Medical Education (7 texts 1973 – 2012):

Medical Education (16 texts 1978 – 2008):

A teaching course in general practice BRIT.J.MED.EDUC. Barber, J. 1973 The contribution of general practice to

medical education: Expectations and fulfilment. British Journal of Medical Education Lloyd, M. and Rosenthal, J. 1992

Providing early clinical experience in primary care.

British Journal of Medical Education

Hampshir

e, A. 1998

Basic clinical skills: Don't leave teaching to the teaching hospitals.

British Journal of Medical Education Johnston, B., and Boohan, M. 2000

Clinical clerkships: Students can structure their own learning.

British Journal of Medical Education Smith, P., and Morrison, J. 2006

Thinking 'no' but saying 'yes' to student presence in general practice consultations: Politeness theory insights.

British Journal of Medical Education

Rees, C., and

Knight, L. 2008

Phenomenological analysis of patient experiences of medical student teaching encounters. British Journal of Medical Education McLachla n, E., King, N., Wenger, E., and Dornan, T. 2012

Attitudes of medical undergraduates in

Glasgow to computer-assisted learning Medical Education

Murray, T., Barber, J., and

163 Teaching communication skills to pre-clinical medical students: a general practice based

approach Medical Education

Armstrong , D., Hicks, B., Higgins, P., and Weinman, J. 1979

Student experience in family medicine at

McMaster and Glasgow Universities. Medical education Hannay, D R 1980 'Do as I say and not as I do'? An audit of

clinical management in teaching compared

with service work Medical Education

Freeman

G K 1981

The patient is the expert: a technique for

teaching interviewing skills Medical education

Kent, G., Clarke, P., and Dalrymple

-Smith, D. 1981

An evaluation of medical student behaviours

in communication Medical Education

Irwin,W. and Bamber,

J. 1984

The effects of Southampton's community

experiences on student learning. Medical education Coles, C. 1985

General practice in the undergraduate curriculum: 20 interviews with Southampton

final-year students Medical Education

Mattson, B., Freeman, G., Coles, C., and Schmedlin , J. 1991

Community hospitals and general practice:

extended attachments for medical students Medical Education

Grant, J., Ramsay, A., and

Bain, J. 1997

Community-oriented medical education in Glasgow: Developing a community diagnosis

exercise Medical Education

Davison, H., Capewell, S., Macnaugh ton, J., Murray, S., Hanlon, P., and McEwan, J. 1999

Patient-centred consultations: a comparison of student experience and understanding in

two clinical environments Medical Education

Thistlethw aite, J. E., and

Jordan, J. 1999 A comparison of the educational

opportunities on junior medical attachments in general practice and in a teaching hosptial:

A questionnaire survey Medical Education

Murray, E., Jolly, B. and

164 Medical Teacher (2 texts 1996-2002):

Students' perceptions of the relative advantages and disadvantages of community-based and hospital-based

teaching: A qualitative study Medical Education

O'Sullivan, M., Martin, J., and

Murray, E. 2000 Using real patients in problem-based

learning: Students' comments on the value of using real, as opposed to paper cases, in a problem-based learning module in general

practice Medical Education

Dammers, J., Spencer, J., and Thomas, M. 2001

Students' conceptual model of a good

community attachment Medical Education

Silverston e, Z., Whitehous e, C., Willis, S., McArdle, P., Jones, A., and O’Neill, P. 2001

Is primary care 'real' medicine? Some

medical students appear to think not. Medical education

Jones, E., and Helbren,

E. 2007

Teaching undergraduate psychiatry in primary care: the impact on student learning

and attitudes. Medical education

Walters, K., Raven, P., Rosenthal, J., Russell, J., Humphrey , C., and Buszewicz , M. 2007

Does the presence of medical students affect

quality in general practice consultations? Medical Education

Price, R., Spencer, J., and

Walker, J. 2008

Early patient contact for medical students: an

exploration of GP teachers' perceptions Medical Teacher

Mowat, D. and Hudson,

165 Education for Primary Care (5 texts 2003-2012):

Clinical Journals

BJGP (4 texts 1980 – 2002):

Student access and use of IT during general

practice attachments Medical Teacher

Regan, M., O’Neill, P., and Whitehous e, C. 2002

Developing communication skills: A selected study module for first-year medical students using an educational constructivist approach

Education for Primary Care Nicholson, S., Rana- Masson, S., and Cushing, A. 2003

The impact of expanded general practice- based student teaching: the practices' story.

Education for Primary Care Quince, T., Benson, J., Hibble, A., and Emery, J. 2007 A comparison of clinical content between

structured specialty teaching sessions and teaching in routine general practice

consultations.

Education for Primary Care Bryant, P., Berlin, A., Coppola, W., and Jones, M. 2008

Developing a set of quality criteria for community-based medical education in the UK.

Education for primary care Cotton, P., Sharp, D., Howe, A., Starkey, C., Laue, B., Hibble, A., and Benson, J. 2009 Patient perceptions of their role in

undergraduate medical education within a primary care teaching practice.

Education for primary care

Lucas, B., and Pearson,

D. 2012

Medical student attitudes and general practice.

The Journal of the Royal College of

General Practitioners Fowler G H 1980 Undergraduate teaching in the community:

can general practice deliver?.

The British journal of general practice

Wilson, A.,

166 BMJ (4 texts 1974 – 2005):

Lancet (1 text 1976):

British Journal of Dermatology (1 text 1993):

McKinley, R., Preston- Whyte, E., and Wynn, A.

General practitioner teaching in the community: a study of their teaching experience and interest in undergraduate teaching in the future.

The British journal of general practice

Gray, J. and Fine,

B. 1997

Attitude of medical students towards general practice and general practitioners

British Journal of General Practice Henderso n, E., Berlin, A., and Fuller, J. 2002

Patients' attitudes to medical students in

general practice British Medical Journal Wright, H. 1974

Can students learn clinical method in general practice? A randomised crossover trial based on objective structured clinical examinations.

BMJ (Clinical research ed.) Murray, E., Jolly, B., and Modell, M. 1997

Influence on general practitioners of teaching undergraduates: qualitative study of London general practitioner teachers.

BMJ (Clinical research ed.) Hartley, S., Macfarlan e, F., Gantley, M., and Murray, E. 1999

Impact on patients of expanded, general practice based, student teaching:

Observational and qualitative study British Medical Journal

Benson, J., Hibble, A., Fanshawe , T., and Emery, J. 2005

Computer-assisted learning in undergraduate

medical teaching. Lancet

Murray, T., Barber, J., and Hannah,

D. 1976

Undergraduate teaching in dermatology and general practice [9]

British Journal of

167