[Interregional mapping of continuing medical education experiences during the covid phase and orientation towards
Mariangela Devercelli1, Gabriele Bellotti2, Eleonora Angeli3
1PoliS-Lombardia, Istituto regionale per il supporto alle politiche della Lombardia.
Introduction:
This study developed and validated three questionnaires addressed to the accrediting bodies of the CME system, the providers and the end-users to investigate facilitating factors, barriers and achieved results. Facilitating factors, barriers and achieved results were then described, and the predictors of the achieved result were identified.
Methods:
Multiphase and multi-method study.
Results:
The developed questionnaires show evidence of validity and reliability. 8098 healthcare professionals, 10 accrediting bodies and 206 providers were enrolled to the study. The facilitating factors show the greater predictive capacity in explaining the variance of the perceptions of achieved results in all three groups.
Discussion:
The common perspectives of the participants guided the creating of a framework aimed to provide guidance for strengthening facilitating factors regarding the activities of accrediting bodies, providers, and end-users of CME education.
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