Abstract

ABSTRACTUncertainty is pervasive in clinical practice; training for uncertainty is rarely explicit in formal training programmes. We describe a training intervention to explore the implications of uncertainty on learners emotions, cognitions, decision making and attitudes. Using a mapping approach learners identified skills for uncertain situations. Preliminary evaluation indicates helpful outcomes at three levels of Fitzpatrick’s framework for evaluation.

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