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Micro-credentialing shows promise as a way to help recently graduated nurses feel better prepared as they transition to clinical practice, research shows.

Researchers report that mobile technologies can be an effective way to support preceptor development and address the challenges associated with preparing nurses for this role.

Healthcare professional engagement strategies are transforming to meet the evolving needs of the healthcare sector, driven by technological advancements and increased cross-functional collaboration, research shows.

A descriptive analysis aims to identify patterns in real-world evaluation data and contemporary continuing education (CE) literature, offering insights into the impact of a single CE activity on improving or maintaining achievements.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, a remote continuing professional development (CPD) elective was created and implemented for student pharmacists.

Preliminary results of the CPD/CE Workforce Survey provide details on the demographics, organization, and financial profile of the continuing professional development (CPD)/continuing education (CE) workforce.

Emerging research into how knowledge is shared and developed within Project ECHO is key to understanding how technology-enabled education can effectively facilitate the dissemination of expertise, particularly in healthcare settings where...

Physical activity (PA) counseling, guided by evidence-based principles, may help patients with spinal cord injuries (SCI), who often experience a decline in PA after leaving rehabilitation.

A recent study sought to evaluate opioid use disorder (OUD)-related training for physicians and healthcare team members using the Project Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (Project ECHO) model in a primary care, team-based setting.