Education, Professional

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Promoting GMP implementation: developing training materials for the international audience.

This paper outlines the development of a CD-ROM training package entitled: The WHO Basic Training Modules on GMP, intended to support the creation of training courses aimed particularly at government compliance officials who inspect pharmaceutical ...
Kazushige Morimoto, Judith Curry, Sabine Kopp, Lembit Rägo, Andre van Zyl, Eshetu Wondemagegnehu, Jonathan Quick, Yasuhiro Suzuki (Qual Assur, 2003)
promoting-gmp-implementation-developing-training-materials.asp

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Experiences and concerns of students during music therapy practica.

This phenomenological research study investigated experiences and concerns that music therapy students have during their preclinical or practicum experiences. Interviews with students were intended to lead to an understanding of these experiences as the ...
Barbara L Wheeler (J Music Ther, 2002WINTER)
experiences-concerns-students-music-therapy-practica.asp

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Developing professional judgment.

The concept of professional judgment is considered, including its theoretical foundations, how it is developed, and how it may be assessed. Professionals are asked to engage in complex and unpredictable tasks on societys behalf, and in doing so must ...
Colin Coles (J Contin Educ Health Prof, 2002WINTER)
developing-professional-judgment.asp

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The family Re-Union initiative: a springboard for family-centered community building, locally and nationally.

Family Re-Union is an ongoing conference series and family policy initiative launched in 1992 by Al and Tipper Gore. It has been the springboard for a new wave of family-centered community building efforts, including the development of an educational ...
Martha Farrell Erickson, Richard Louv (Fam Process, 2002WINTER)
family-re-union-initiative-springboard-family-centered-community.asp

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A comparison of distance education instructional methods in occupational therapy.

The progression of technology is rapidly bringing new opportunities to students and academic institutions, resulting in a need for additional information to determine the most effective strategies for teaching distance learners. The purpose of this study ...
Janet S Jedlicka, Sarah W Brown, Ashley E Bunch, Lynn E Jaffe (J Allied Health, 2002WINTER)
comparison-distance-education-instructional-methods-occupational.asp

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Clinical Pastoral Education: reflections on the past and future of a movement.

In the year 2000, the celebration of seventy-five years of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) in the United States included attention to the history of the movement. A history of the past twenty-five years of the Association for Clinical Pastoral ...
Homer L Jernigan (J Pastoral Care Counsel, 2002WINTER)
clinical-pastoral-education-reflections-past-future-movement.asp

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HTA education and training in Europe.

OBJECTIVE: To identify training programs and educational resources in health technology assessment (HTA) in Europe. METHODS: A postal survey among potential informants in European countries and Israel, expanding on surveys among ISTAHC and INAHTA ...
Karla Douw, Hindrik Vondeling, Leiv S Bakketeig, John Gabbay, Niels Würgler Hansen, Finn Børlum Kristensen (Int J Technol Assess Health Care, 2002FALL)
hta-education-training-europe.asp

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Developing high-performance leaders.

Although there is widespread recognition that strong leadership is key in these challenging times, many companies provide only the tip of the iceberg of leadership development support. This article is a resource for high-powered leadership development ...
Mara Melum (Qual Manag Health Care, 2002FALL)
developing-high-performance-leaders.asp

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Chaos theory as a planning tool for community-based educational experiences for health students.

Educational and community health systems are social systems composed of a group or collection of entities for which there is a unifying principle. The purpose of this paper is to briefly explain chaos theory and to apply it to the Interdisciplinary Rural ...
Beth P Velde, Annette G Greer, Deirdre C Lynch, Sylvia Escott-Stump (J Allied Health, 2002FALL)
chaos-theory-planning-tool-community-based-educational-experiences.asp

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The influence of preservice instruction in health education methods on the health content taught by elementary teachers in Indiana.

This study examined whether receiving preservice instruction in health education methods affects the health instruction provided by elementary classroom teachers. Using a researcher-constructed self-report questionnaire, 800 third-, fourth-, and ...
Denise M Seabert, R Morgan Pigg, Robert M Weiler, Linda S Behar-Horenstein, M David Miller, Jill W Varnes (J Sch Health, 200212)
influence-preservice-instruction-health-education-methods-health.asp