Nurses educational needs in bleeding disorders: results from an international, mixed-methods study
World Federation of Hemophilia World Congress
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Major knowledge gaps and system barriers to guideline implementation among European physicians treating patients with atrial fibrillation. A European Society of Cardiology international educational needs assessment
EuroPace
Developing and Deploying Evidence-based Performance Improvement Initiatives
Association for Medical education (AMEE)
Safe and Competent Opioid Prescribing Education: Increasing Dissemination with a Train-the-Trainers Program
Substance abuse
Current gaps and challenges in migraine care in Canada: a multi-stakeholder perspective
International Headache Congress (IHC)
What You Want Versus What I Need: Assessing Outcomes From Perspective of Various Stakeholders
Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions Annual Conference
Understanding and Addressing Organization’s Cultures and Sub-Cultures for Efficient and Sustainable Transformations
People+Strategy
Identifying the needs for competency-based education in Europe: A needs assessment of cardiologists across 52 countries
Journal of European CME
Learnings from an interprofessional educational programme on medication-overuse headache in the Australian primary clinical setting
Journal of European CME