WPG Director, Dr Maire Kerrin, invited to present a talk on Innovation at ICLCity2016 Conference, entitled ‘Individual-level predictors of workplace innovation: Implications for selection and development’. To promote innovative behaviours, organisations need to reliably identify and capitalise on the innovative potential of their employees. Therefore, the individual characteristics and behaviours…
WPG have been working in collaboration with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) on their Quality of Working Life report, which focuses on the well-being and motivation of managers at work.
Fiona Patterson and colleagues publish a systematic review of medical selection methods in a ‘State of Science’ special edition celebrating 50 years of the Medical Education journal.
Professor Fiona Patterson and colleagues author the 100th AMEE Guide: Situational Judgement Tests in Medical Education and Training; Research, Theory and Practice,the predictive validity of a situational judgement test and multiple-mini interview for entry into postgraduate training in Australia. Please download the PDF for further details Download
Professor Fiona Patterson and colleagues author the 100th AMEE Guide: Situational Judgement Tests in Medical Education and Training; Research, Theory and Practice A recent independent validation study undertaken by the Work Psychology Group for Health Education England and the UKFPO has found positive early evidence to support the continued use…
Work Psychology Group, in collaboration with the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), is pleased to announce the dissemination of the results from an extensive multi-source, multi-method job analysis study, which sought to gain deeper insight into the changing roles of General Practitioners in the UK. A press release made…
In article published on the BBC Business News website, Dr. Máire Kerrin from the Work Psychology Group gives her view on the need to balance the competing demands of home and work life for the UK’s rising number of teleworkers. Read the full BBC article, click here.









