Educational Needs Assessment in Inflammatory Arthritis: Perspective from Rheumatologists, Nurses, and patients
Canadian Association of Continuing Health Education (CACHE)
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Understanding Patient Care Gaps in Primary Prevention of CVD: Perspective of Patients, Healthcare Professionals, and Healthcare Administrators
Canadian Cardiology Congress
Multidisciplinary educational needs assessment of critical care in community hospitals
Academy for Innovation in Medical Education (AIME)
A practical Roadmap to developing & Accrediting International CME
Alliance for Continuing Medical Education Annual Conference
Raising the Bar for CME Program Measurement: An Extended-Term Mixed Method Evaluation Design
Alliance for Continuing Medical Education Annual Conference
Primary Care Physician Knowledge, Attitude, and the Therapeutic Relationship in Menopause Care: A Gap Analysis
Alliance on Medical Education
Evaluation of a Skill-Based Family Physician Education Program: Diagnosis of COPD
CME Congress
Issues and challenges in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular risk factors: Assessing the needs of cardiologists
BMC Medical Education
Community group practices in Canada: Are they ready to reform their practice?
Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions