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Schytt Erica - - 2012
BACKGROUND: midwifery education in many countries has been adapted to the academic system by a stronger focus on research methodology and scientific evidence. This development has often taken place without extending the programs. We were interested in exploring views about current content of midwifery education in Sweden with a focus ...
Brown Nicholas M - - 2012
BACKGROUND: Laparoscopic surgery has been an essential component of surgical education for the last two decades. The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) changed the requirements for laparoscopic cases beginning with graduates in 2008, and the Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery program was introduced over a decade ago as a ...
Domac Sezer - - 2012
There is enough competency based education literature available and the curriculum developers at universities of Turkey must familiarize themselves with these common competencies where the students in health and social care professions must have the joint learning and training. Turkish government also needs implementing interprofessional education (IPE) as a synergy ...
Allen Elizabeth S - - 2012
While existing literature has begun to explore risk factors which may predict differential response to marriage education, a history of couple infidelity has not been examined to determine whether infidelity moderates the impacts of marriage education. The current study evaluated self-report marital satisfaction and communication skills in a sample of ...
Girolametto Luigi - - 2012
PURPOSE: This study examined the efficacy of a professional development program for early childhood educators that facilitated emergent literacy skills in preschoolers. The program, lead by a speech-language pathologist, focused on teaching alphabet knowledge, print concepts, sound awareness, and decontextualized oral language within naturally-occurring classroom interactions. METHOD: Twenty educators were ...
Nabors Laura A - - 2012
Background. Schools are an important site for delivery of asthma education programs. Computer-based educational programs are a critical component of asthma education programs and may be a particularly important education method in busy school environments. Objective. The objective of this brief report is to review and critique computer-based education efforts ...
King Sharla - - 2012
This paper examines the readiness for and attitudes toward interprofessional (IP) education in students across four diverse educational institutions with different educational mandates. The four educational institutions (research-intensive university, baccalaureate, polytechnical institute and community college) partnered to develop, deliver and evaluate IP modules in simulation learning environments. As one of ...
Khademi Allen - - 2012
ABSTRACT: This educational unit was developed to instruct physical medicine and rehabilitation residents on tracheostomy management in non-ventilator-dependent patients and to implement an objective assessment format to measure the attainment of these skills. Thirty-one subjects participated in a 2-day didactic and hands-on workshop supervised by an attending physiatrist, certified speech ...
Mulhern Ruth M - - 2012
In homecare, skill, education, and experience are vital to success. When the ability to know when to be something instead of do something is learned, the true art is born.
Kessler Theresa A - - 2012
Purpose/Objectives: To evaluate the effectiveness of using an educational program based on self-efficacy to increase knowledge and create behavior change regarding recommended mammography and Papanicolaou (Pap) test screening guidelines.Design: Pretest and post-test, prospective.Setting: An urban county in northern Indiana.Sample: 56 women who attended one of four educational programs and 47 ...
Iwakawa Seigo - - 2012
Cooperation in education and research in medical and pharmaceutical sciences between Kobe Pharmaceutical University and Kobe University was started in 2008 for training professionals in drug development and rational pharmacotherapy. Initially, we started a two-year pharmacy residency program. Our pharmacy residents can attend lectures at our universities, and they also ...
Nagamine Sachiko - - 2012
In Kobe Pharmaceutical University, postgraduate continuing professional development (CPD) has been held every year since 1975. Kobe Pharmaceutical University Extension Center was established in June 2007. Kobe Pharmaceutical Extension Center is accredited as a credentialing body (G07) by the Council on Pharmacist Credentials. The extension project of Kobe Pharmaceutical University ...
Strompolis Melissa - - 2012
In North Carolina, only 69% of high school students graduate in 4 years; however, recent data suggest that only 42% of students with mental and emotional disabilities graduate. MeckCARES, a system of care (SOC) in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, is designed to serve youth with severe emotional disturbances and their families. ...
Burdick William P - - 2012
Background: Projects are an important tool in faculty development, and project emphasis may offer insights into perceived education priorities. Impact of projects has been focused on individuals, not institutions or health. Aim: Education innovation projects of Fellows in an international faculty development program were examined to better understand perceived needs ...
Sanchez-Reilly Sandra - - 2012
Abstract Major efforts have been pursued to improve palliative care education for physicians at all levels of their training. Such changes include the incorporation of palliative care curriculum and guidelines, an established process for competency-based evaluation and certification, faculty development, innovative educational experiences, the improvement of textbooks, and the establishment ...
Dean Andy C - - 2011
BACKGROUND: We sought to test the hypothesis that methamphetamine use interferes with both the quantity and quality of one's education, such that the years of education obtained by methamphetamine dependent individuals serves to underestimate general cognitive functioning and overestimate the quality of academic learning. METHODS: Thirty-six methamphetamine-dependent participants and 42 ...
Haney Marisa - - 2011
We conducted a randomized controlled study to compare conventional lectures with tele-education for delivering wound care education. Education was delivered by the two methods simultaneously to two classes. Forty-eight paramedics received a live didactic presentation and 41 paramedics received the same lecture via videoconferencing. The participants were evaluated by a ...
Reavley Nicola J - - 2011
Aim: With approximately 50% of young people aged 18-24 in tertiary education, these are potential settings for programmes to improve mental health literacy. A survey was carried out with students and staff of a tertiary education institution to investigate recognition of depression, help-seeking intentions, beliefs about interventions and stigmatizing attitudes. ...
Bould M Dylan - - 2011
PURPOSE: We aim to provide a broad overview of current key issues in anesthesiology education to encourage both "clinician teachers" and "clinician educators" in academic health centres to consider how medical educational theory can inform their own practice. PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: Evolving contextual issues, such as work-hour reform and the patient ...
Nguyen Huy V - - 2011
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: In many academic settings teaching a particular topic is applied to every student enrolled in the same academic year, it is a difficult task for researchers to design a randomized control group study. This research aimed to estimate the effect of teaching management and planning on increasing academic ...
Petscavage Jonelle M - - 2011
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: Acute allergic-like adverse reactions to contrast media are rare but life-threatening events. Residents may complete training without ever managing such an event. Surveys have shown practicing radiologists to incorrectly dose and administer medications for treatment. Thus, contrast education may be deficient or inconsistent. The purpose of this ...
Wong Anne - - 2011
PURPOSE: Excellence in anesthesia education has been advocated to meet the future needs and direction of the specialty. The purpose of this article is twofold: first, to review the current medical education literature and theory in order to inform teaching and learning in anesthesia; and second, to advocate for excellence ...
Rigby Wayne - - 2011
Abstract The challenge for the future is to embrace a new partnership aimed at closing the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians on life expectancy, educational achievement and employment opportunities. Significant improvements in contemporary Indigenous health care can be achieved through culturally safe health education programs for Indigenous students. However, ...
Yablon Corrie M - - 2011
A national needs assessment of radiology program directors was performed to characterize grand rounds (GR) programs, assess the perceived educational value of GR programs, and determine the impact of the recent economic downturn on GR. A 28-question survey was developed querying the organizational logistics of GR programs, types of speakers, ...
Schwengel Deborah A - - 2011
Far too many patients suffer preventable harm from medical errors that add to needless suffering and cost of care. Underdeveloped residency training programmes in patient safety are a major contributor to preventable harm. Consequently, the Institute of Medicine has called for health professionals to reform their educational programmes to advance ...
Jayasekara Rasika Sirilal - - 2011
Objectives  The objectives of this review were to establish the effectiveness of approaches to the provision of education for adults with type 1 diabetes using or initiating insulin pump therapy (IPT), and identify the best available evidence on the association between intervals and duration of follow up and the stated ...
Astin Alexander W - - 2011
Presents an obituary for C. Robert Pace (1912-2011). After a long and distinguished career studying the environments of America's colleges and universities, psychologist C. Robert ("Bob") Pace died of natural causes at his home in Arcata, California, on February 5, 2011, at the age of 98. Bob Pace will be ...
Dave Dhaval M - - 2011
Exploiting variation in welfare reform across states and over time and using relevant comparison groups, this study estimates the effects of welfare reform on an important source of human capital acquisition among women at risk for relying on welfare: vocational education and training. The results suggest that welfare reform reduced ...
Taymans Juliana M - - 2011
Although the exact prevalence is not determined, a noticeable subset of individuals who enroll in adult education and training programs have either diagnosed or undiagnosed specific learning disabilities (SLD). Understanding SLD is important basic information for adult educators to inform program policies as well as determine effective instructional practices. This ...
Rangachari P K - - 2011
Education involves interactions between students and teachers in a societal framework. Teachers can best serve their students and society by making students flexible enough to thrive under uncertain conditions. They should, in a sense, nourish, nurture, provoke, and stimulate pluripotent "educatoblasts."
Söderlund Anne - - 2011
STUDY DESIGN.: The study design was descriptive. OBJECTIVE.: The aim of this chapter was to illustrate and discuss educational and learning perspectives in the rehabilitation of patients with acute whiplash-associated disorders (WAD). SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND DATA.: WAD is a major problem for the individual and the society. Several treatment options ...
Wearne Susan - - 2011
Australian health ministers have pledged that the increased numbers of health professional students at Australian universities will receive quality, clinical training places. Aims We aimed to understand clinicians' experience of online training in the area of clinical education. Methods We conducted semistructured in-depth interviews with a purposive sample of 20 ...
Sanfey Hilary - - 2011
To elicit and compare surgical resident and program director (PD) perspectives on service and education in surgical training and the conditions that influence these opinions. Cross-sectional, multi-institutional national study conducted through an online survey. General surgical residency programs in the United States. General surgical residents and PDs. Resident and PD ...
Gonçalves Thaís Dos Santos Tdos - - 2011
Distance education has emerged to minimize the anxiety of many professionals who need to update their knowledge, but do not have the time and opportunity to travel to educational centers. Objectives: To describe the development of a CD-ROM to provide distance continuing education to basic school teachers that addresses issues ...
Abdulaliyev Galib Hummat - - 2011
After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the agrarian sector in the former member states fell into a steep decline, and veterinary training and education came to a standstill. Before the collapse, veterinary care was free, but thereafter few could afford to pay for the services of a ...
Butterworth Katrina - - 2011
Context: Experts suggest that distance learning continuing medical education (CME) is only effective when there is the opportunity for two-way discussion and reflection. The value of on-line mentoring has been mainly studied in the West. Objectives: We examined the benefits and practical implications of providing mentors for distance learning CME ...
Tariq Muhammad - - 2011
Introduction: Medical education is a continuously evolving field. Training institutes and programs should have a process in place to gather continuous feedback and then make appropriate modifications in order to provide education and training effectively. Our study aimed to assess the effect of a quality improvement cycle approach in using ...
Claridge Andrew - - 2011
Ward rounds (WRs) have been a valuable resource in medical education for both learners and teachers since first recorded in 1660. Previous studies have shown that over 50% of junior doctor learning occurs on WRs. However, postgraduate medical education in the UK has changed significantly over recent years with the ...
Vida Stephen - - 2011
ABSTRACTBackground: While antipsychotic (AP) medications are frequently used in long-term care, current evidence suggests that the risks may offset the benefits, necessitating periodic reassessment of their use. The aims of this present study were: (1) to assess rates of AP use five years after our first intervention to determine the ...
Dalsing Michael C - - 2011
Methods of learning may differ between generations and even the level of training or the training paradigm, or both. To optimize education, it is important to optimize training designs, and the perspective of those being trained can aid in this quest. The Association of Program Directors in Vascular Surgery leadership ...
Takala A - - 2011
The key stakeholders of the Finnish engineering education collaborated during 2006-09 to reform the system of education, to face the challenges of the changing business environment and to create a national strategy for the Finnish engineering education. The work process was carried out using participatory work methods. Impacts of sustainable ...
Laborde-Castérot Hervé - - 2011
BACKGROUND: As a result of prolonged survival, more patients with cystic fibrosis (CF) participate in the labour force. The aim of this study was to evaluate their education, occupation levels and risk factors for work disability. METHOD: 207 patients answered a self-administered questionnaire about their educational level and work status. ...
Van de Steeg-van Gompel Caroline Hpa - - 2011
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: As a result of the previous part of this trial, many patients with cardiovascular disease were expected to receive a statin for the first time. In order to provide these patients with comprehensive information on statins, as recommended by professional guidance, education at first and second dispensing of ...
Cook Neal F - - 2011
The delivery of effective life support measures is highly associated with the quality, design and implementation of the education that underpins it. Effectively responding to a critical event is a requirement for all nurses illustrating the need for effective educational approaches from pre-registration training through to enhancing and maintaining life ...
Moghazy Amr - - 2011
Preparedness is a necessity for proper handling of emergencies and disaster, particularly in Suez Canal and Sinai regions. To assure best success rates, educative programs should be environmentally based. Burn and fire preventive educative programs were tailored to adapt social and education levels of audience. In addition, common etiologies and ...
Are Chandrakanth - - 2011
INTRODUCTION: The aim of this study is to provide a preliminary review of a pilot curriculum to teach open surgical skills during general surgery residency and obtain initial feedback. DATA SOURCE: The general surgery residency program introduced an open surgical skills training curriculum in 2009. The skills sessions are undertaken ...
Gregg Noel - - 2011
Accommodating adult basic education (ABE) learners with learning disabilities (LD) is common practice across many instructional, testing, and work settings. However, the results from this literature search indicate that very few empirically based studies are available to support or reject the effectiveness of a great deal of accommodation implementation. In ...
Potter Patricia - - 2011
This feasibility study tested an instructional DVD program for improving cancer family caregivers' knowledge and preparedness in fall prevention and reducing fall occurrence among the patients they care for at home. DVD program features included training caregivers on safe mobility skills. Family caregivers of cancer patients were surveyed before and ...
Jeffreys Marianne R - - 2011
Guided by the cultural competence and confidence (CCC) model, the Transcultural Self-Efficacy Tool (TSET) was used to evaluate the influence of cultural competence education on the transcultural self-efficacy (TSE) perceptions of undergraduate nursing students following an integrated approach to cultural competence education. Results continue to support that TSE is influenced ...
Phelps Andrew - - 2011
The aim of this report is to describe preliminary experience with an educational tool implemented to improve radiology education and documentation, in anticipation of upcoming changes from the American Board of Radiology and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. Monthly online end-of-rotation examinations were developed for junior radiology residents. ...
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