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Writer's pictureStephanie Mikalishen-Deol

Setting Sail

Our first official team meeting with our professor provide the necessary wind to our sails as we embark on our community of practice together.





Wednesday, January 13th - Team 2 and Instructor


Proposed topics:

  • Vaccinations

  • Mental Health & Accessibility


These topics are broad – what area do we want to focus on – be more specific

  • Region, demographic, population

  • Doesn’t mean you can’t speak to things outside of this scope, but will help you focus your perspective

How are we framing these topics from a communications ethics standpoint?

  • What is the convo around them

  • What are the ethical considerations around information dissemination for people involved in this area (practitioners, patients, etc)

We are all bringing different perspectives

  • When we are in our CoP we are having open conversations

  • This will become our framework for our conversation on our chosen topic

Power dynamics

  • E.g. Mental health

    • Only speaking to people with certain letters before or after their name (e.g. Dr. or MSc)


Intersectionality

  • Gender, race, ethnicity, faith, etc.

  • How do those dynamics come together when we talk about mental health

    • E.g. different cultures view mental health differently

    • We could bring this idea into vaccinations too

We can bring people into our CoP to be involved in our discussion

CoP

  • Domain

    • Shared interest, brings community together

  • Community

    • Connection and interaction among those who are there

    • Determined by the domain

  • Practice

    • Sharing of our repertoire of knowledge and best practices

    • How can this be fed forward into how we do things in our organization

Part 1

  • Meet with group weekly

  • Discuss how each topic relates to our Cop

Part 2

  • Posting, vlogging, blogging about these interactions on whatever platform we choose

  • Can switch format each week (one week video, one week images, etc)

  • How can you be appealing and informative to experts, the public etc.

  • Put charter on website

  • Individual OpEds – post so people can see who is in the group, who they would be working with etc.

  • Should primarily be your content, but you can link other content

Sharing your learnings of what you have found throughout your discussions together

Have mix of both peer-reviewed resources and others

SME

  • Can invite multiple people into our group throughout the term

  • Different perspectives, different lenses

  • Could bring two SMEs to the same meeting – have a moderator

Prof will assign 1-2 people for us to connect with

  • Help us tease out why we want to look at this topic

  • Is CoP best means to find solution for this issue

  • Will help us refine our topic

Do we want to have a panel discussion during the event?

Prof Questions

1. What makes this issue a communication ethics issue

2. What is the relevance of this issue

3. Why do you see a CoP as a viable way to solve/address this issue

4. Ensure problem statement is framed around communication ethics








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