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期刊名:Journal of continuing education in the health professions

缩写:J CONTIN EDUC HEALTH

ISSN:0894-1912

e-ISSN:1554-558X

IF/分区:1.7/Q2

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Despite its growing popularity, the implementation of Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) in standard medical practices remains insufficient. A workshop, featuring role-playing scenarios and individual self-reflection exercises, was developed to enh...
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With continued demand for health science institutions to find solutions to deliver on heightened student expectations despite smaller budgets and fewer resources, the utilization of organizational improvement techniques is pervasive. Academ...
Marianna Shershneva,Barbara Anderson Marianna Shershneva
Continuing education (CE) professionals are experiencing continuous changes in their practice, including situations where they see a need for change but feel overwhelmed with change implementation. This article is a reflection on our experi...
Mariah Rudd,Shari Whicker,R Brock Mutcheson et al. Mariah Rudd et al.
Background: Little is known about medical school requirements for faculty development related to teaching (FDT) in medical education. This study examined the national landscape and local faculty perceptions of their own i...
Mary G Turco,Sanjeev Sockalingam,Betsy Williams Mary G Turco
COVID-19 unleashed a maelstrom of distress on health care professionals. The pandemic contributed to a host of stressors for workers because of the need for rapid acquisition of new knowledge and skills to provide best treatment while simul...
Sophie Soklaridis,Mushfika Chowdhury,Mary G Turco et al. Sophie Soklaridis et al.
Introduction: Most formal continuing professional development (CPD) opportunities were offered in person until March 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted traditional structures of CPD offerings. The authors explored ...
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Outcome-based evaluations still dominate in continuing professional development (CPD) despite the availability of evaluation approaches that address program processes and contexts. Our continued reliance on outcomes-based evaluation fails t...
David W Price David W Price
Continuing professional development aims to provide health professionals with the knowledge, skills, and competencies needed to improve care. Physicians and other clinicians increasingly practice within complex health care delivery organiza...