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Mandatory continuing professional education: Help or hindrance to quality education?

Meredith Campbell

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Abstract Mandatory continuing education may have improved the quality of educational activities in some ways, but it has inhibited the quality in other ways.

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Abstract Mandatory continuing education may have improved the quality of educational activities in some ways, but it has inhibited the quality in other ways.

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Abstract Mandatory continuing education may have improved the quality of educational activities in some ways, but it has inhibited the quality in other ways.

Key concepts: Continuing education, Quality (philosophy), Continuing professional development, Adult education, Professional development, Pedagogy, Medical education, Psychology

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