Assessing the true learning needs of health care professionals in epilepsy care
Epilepsy & Behavior
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Gaps between knowing and doing: understanding and assessing the barriers to optimal health care
Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions
Attitudinal Issues in Physician Professional Development
Alliance on Medical Education
Assessment of Reasons for Non-Adherence to Nonvariceal Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding (NVUGIB) Guidelines
ACG & GIN
Going Beyond medical Expertise: How to Translate the CanMEDS framework in the continuing professional development context?
Canadian Association for Continuing Health Education (CACHE) Annual Conference
Patient-Provider Concordance or Why don’t patients do what they’re told
Family Medicine Forum
“Pas de trois” or Dancing in Unison: A Collaborative Research Partnership between a Performance Organization, Commercial Entity, and Academia
Canadian Association of Continuing Health Education (CACHE)
Innovation in Collaboration:The Paradigm for the Future in Research Partnership Between Multiple Public and Private Organizations
Canadian Association for Continuing Health Education (CACHE) Annual Conference
Linking Needs, Objectives, Educational Format & Outcomes: The State of the Art (Adult/Organizational Learning Principles)
Alliance for Continuing Medical Education Annual Conference