Educational Needs Assessment in Psoriasis: Developing Competencies-Based Continuing Interprofessional Education Programs for Dermatologists and Nurses
Global Alliance for Medical Education (GAME) Annual Meeting
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The Interdisciplinary Healthcare Team, Wheres the Team
Collaborating Across Borders Conference-II
(CAB-II)
Gaps in Medical Care of Patients with Fibromyalgia: What is the Role of Psychiatrists?
Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA)
A Mixed-Methods Educational Needs Assessment Community Providers and COPD Care
Alliance for Continuing Medical Education Annual Conference
Evaluation of a Dementia Awareness Program in the African-American Community
Alliance for Continuing Medical Education Annual Conference
Considering Physicians’ Age & Generation in CME Design and Deployment
Alliance for Continuing Medical Education Annual Conference
Innovation in Collaboration: The Asthma/COPD Educational Solutions Initiative (ACES) Case Study
Canadian Association for Continuing Health Education (CACHE) Annual Conference
Assessing the educational needs of Canadian gastroenterologists and gastroenterology nurses: Challenges to optimal care in Crohn’s disease
Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology
Evidence- based guidelines: A great idea in theory but. An educational needs assessment of primary care physicians in caring for women experiencing menopause
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