Research in Continuing Medical Education. An Historical Review (and) Response.

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Title:	Research in Continuing Medical Education. An Historical Review (and) Response.
Authors:	Abrahamson, Stephen; Lloyd, John S.
Descriptors:	Educational Research; Mandatory Continuing Education; Medical Education; Physicians; Professional Continuing Education; Program Evaluation
Source:	MOBIUS, v4 n4 p11-19 Oct 1984
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Publication Date:	1984-00-00
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Pub Types:	Journal Articles; Historical Materials; Information Analyses
Abstract:	Includes an historical review of continuing medical education (CME) in the United States from 1909, when the Blackburn Plan began, to the post-World War II era, with the growth of instructional technology. Two earlier studies that reviewed evaluation research in CME are discussed. Lloyd's brief response disputes some of Abrahamson's points. (SK)
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Identifiers:	Blackburn Plan
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Languages:	English
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