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Original Article

Distance learning: linking CME and quality improvement

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Pages 559-564 | Published online: 12 Jun 2013
 

Abstract

This paper describes the content and evaluation of a distance learning course in therapeutics for general practitioners. Following a pilot project, a comprehensive questionnaire was sent to the 49 participants who had completed the course in its first two years. There was an 80% response rate. Overall satisfaction levels and completion rates were high. Factors influencing the impact of distance learning in a general practice setting including structure, process and outcomes are discussed. Recommendations for further research are included.

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