[What can we expect from continuing medical education? Myths and reality]

scientific article published on 01 March 2000

[What can we expect from continuing medical education? Myths and reality] is …
instance of (P31):
review articleQ7318358
scholarly articleQ13442814

External links are
P356DOI10.1016/S0025-7753(00)71318-2
P698PubMed publication ID10786362

P2093author name stringH Pardell
P2860cites workCME: a dynamic decadeQ40360804
Changing physician performance. A systematic review of the effect of continuing medical education strategiesQ40468840
Competency assessment of primary care physicians as part of a peer review programQ40834396
The effects of a managed care educational program on faculty and trainee knowledge, attitudes, and behavioral intentionsQ40837609
Changes in medical education in SpainQ40837620
Impact studies in continuing education for health professionals. A critique of the research synthesesQ40939414
Changing physicians' practicesQ41064234
Recertification and the maintenance of competenceQ41831425
Continued medical education must not be an optional extraQ42557029
Continuing medical education: where next?Q42756041
Continuing education: more or better?Q44135162
The American Board of Internal Medicine Recertification Examination: Process and ResultsQ44369866
Effect of medical record audit and feedback on residents' compliance with preventive health care guidelinesQ46238143
Continuing medical education--an epidemiologic evaluationQ46395538
25 years in continuing medical education. The silver anniversary of the AMA PRA.Q48396302
Sounding boardQ48419827
Teaching professionalism: passing the torchQ48714158
Towards identifying learning needs in general practice.Q52251188
Priorities and practices of continuing medical education program directors.Q52294812
Theory of fluid and crystallized intelligence: A critical experimentQ56442286
Self-Directed Adult Learning: A Critical ParadigmQ56865874
A Critical Appraisal of the Efficacy of Continuing Medical EducationQ57169763
The Impact of CMEQ57169770
Influences of educational interventions and adverse news about calcium-channel blockers on first-line prescribing of antihypertensive drugs to elderly people in British ColumbiaQ59532030
Towards the proletarianization of physiciansQ70110704
Medical students' clinical self-assessments: comparisons with external measures of performance and the students' self-assessments of overall performance and effortQ70644089
Continuing medical education in the United States: a critiqueQ70655804
Recertification--its time has comeQ71384285
Single and combined strategies for implementing changes in primary care: a literature reviewQ72787003
Continuing medical education: shibboleth or necessity?Q74452858
Competence, recredentialing, and remedial medical educationQ77634405
The assessment of professional competence: Developments, research and practical implicationsQ86625577
Effectiveness of continuing medical education: a review of the evidenceQ33612799
Evaluation criteria in studies of continuing education in the health professions: a critical review and a suggested strategyQ33627493
Evaluation in health education. A review of progress, possibilities, and problemsQ33704926
Impact of formal continuing medical education: do conferences, workshops, rounds, and other traditional continuing education activities change physician behavior or health care outcomes?Q33729366
Maintaining standards in British and Canadian medicine: the developing role of the regulatory bodyQ33789202
What do young doctors think of their training and themselves?Q34551037
General practitioners' attitudes to professional reaccreditationQ35189909
Evidence for the effectiveness of CME. A review of 50 randomized controlled trialsQ35687835
General practitioners' continuing medical education within and outside their practiceQ35713618
Why general practitioners and consultants change their clinical practice: a critical incident studyQ36243540
Finance, not learning needs, makes general practitioners attend courses: a database surveyQ36245781
A study of general practitioners' reasons for changing their prescribing behaviourQ36598080
Changes in health care and continuing medical education for the 21st centuryQ37150293
Medical competence and performance assessment. A new era.Q37243266
Time-limited certification and recertification: the program of the American Board of Internal Medicine. The Task Force on RecertificationQ37617258
Periodic physician recredentialingQ37630354
The validity of general practitioners' self assessment of knowledge: cross sectional studyQ38454680
P433issue11
P304page(s)419-430
P577publication date2000-03-01
P1433published inMedicina clínicaQ26854009
P1476title[What can we expect from continuing medical education? Myths and reality]
P478volume114

Reverse relations

cites work (P2860)
Q73092887[About Spanish continued medical training certification]
Q78418053[Continuing education in primary care: the educational needs of its professionals]
Q77589672[Continuing medical education at a referral hospital. Quo vadis?]
Q74043099[Continuing medical education, individual or institutional?]
Q73024952[On the revalidation for doctors in Spain]
Q77730961[Ongoing medical training in Mexico]
Q78784813[System of accreditation in primary care (SaAP) (III): challenges in going training]
Q77363050[What is the attitude of doctors to the current model of primary care?]

Search more.