SQIFED: A new reflective model for action learning

Helen Pocock
Monday, March 4, 2013

Action learning is a much under-used aid to professional development within the NHS. As a reflective tool its strength lies in the contribution of a group to an individual's interpretation of real-life problems. With the increasing demand on clinicians to maintain records of their professional development a structured reflective model for action learning would provide the vehicle by which the action learning experience may be recorded and presented. The SQIFED model is presented and described here. SQIFED facilitates not only reflection on the immediate key issue but also the opportunity to revisit the scenario with a fresh focus.

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