Barbara Barnes
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AbstractContinuing education in the health professions has traditionally focused on the needs of each learner. Changes in the health care delivery system are fostering the interdependence of health professionals and health care organizations, leading to collective responsibility for improving clinic
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AbstractContinuing education in the health professions has traditionally focused on the needs of each learner. Changes in the health care delivery system are fostering the interdependence of health professionals and health care organizations, leading to collective responsibility for improving clinic
Key concepts: Health care, Nursing, Learning organization, Medical education, Medicine, Psychology, Knowledge management, Computer science