Interprofessional collaboration and patient-provider communication challenges in MS care: A patient and provider-informed mixed-methods needs assessment
ECTRIMS Annual meeting
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Challenges in the management of RET-altered thyroid cancers: An international mixed methods study.
American Thyroid Association Annual Meeting
The Competency Quilt: Reflections on Common Communication Threads
Society for Academic Continuing Medical Education Annual Meeting
Identifying gaps in knowledge, skills and confidence among MS specialists to facilitate improved MS care
American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting
VTE treatment planning: A mixed-method analysis of knowledge, confidence and clinical challenges selecting evidence-based treatment
International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) Congress
Imagining the Future of Learning in Healthcare: The GAME 2019 #FuturistForum
The Journal of European CME
Educational needs of fertility health care professionals using assisted reproductive technologies: A multi-country mixed-methods study.
Reproductive BioMedicine Online
Barriers to shared decision-making with women of reproductive age affected by a chronic inflammatory disease: A mixed-methods needs assessment of dermatologists and rheumatologists. BMJ Open.
BMJ Open
Do PA Training Programs Adequately Prepare PAs to Address Nutritional Issues in Clinical Practice?
Journal of Physician Assistants Educators