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Nevada is investing more than $15.7 million in Graduate Medical Education (GME) grants to expand physician training and improve access to healthcare across the state.
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A nationwide survey of 305 school nurses examined how perceived role responsibility and self-efficacy influence mental health continuing education (CE) needs.
By: Journal of School Health
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A pilot interprofessional training program was developed to improve clinical students’ understanding and use of plain language communication and health literacy in a pediatric ambulatory clinic.
By: Health Literacy Research and Practice
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An evaluation of U.S.-based gynecologic oncology continuing medical education (CME) activities examined whether incorporating patient narratives affected healthcare professionals' intentions to change practice.
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A four-station, game-based obstetric anesthesia workshop was implemented during anesthesiology grand rounds to provide engaging, large-group education for anesthesia residents and faculty.
By: International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia
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Physicians have always been committed to lifelong learning in clinical medicine, but today's rapidly evolving health care environment also requires continuous development in leadership, technology, business strategy, communication and...
By: American Medical Association
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The American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) and the American Board of Anesthesiology (ABA) have announced that perioperative medicine will become a standalone clinical topic within the subspecialty section of the Content Outline for Initial...
By: American Society of Anesthesiologists
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Kaiser Permanente's National Quality Improvement (QI) Continuing Certification/Maintenance of Certification Program engages physicians in organization-specific improvement projects that both advance patient care and fulfill certification...
By: Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions
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A pilot project at Southern California Permanente Medical Group tested a redesigned, interdisciplinary approach to continuing medical education (CME) planning that involved key stakeholders from the outset of the process.