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What allied health professionals want from continuing education programs: a study of five disciplines.

David C. Broski, S C Upp

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The purpose of this study was to determine what allied health professionals want from continuing education programs. Both the content desired and the format of such programs were investigated. The results from five allied health disciplines are reported, including: Medical Dietetics, Medical Technology, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy and Radiologic Technology.

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Key concepts: Continuing education, Allied health professions, Occupational therapy, Health professionals, Continuing medical education, Medical education, Medicine, Nursing