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[A course for continuing medical education].

S Mendoza Hernández

Educacion Medica Y Salud

|January 1, 1985

Summary

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This course enhances medical professionals' skills in biomedical research, information retrieval, and scientific writing. It emphasizes lifelong learning for physicians during their specialization.

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Biomedical Research

Context:

Continuing medical education is crucial for lifelong learning in medicine.
Physicians need robust skills in research methodology and scientific communication.

Purpose:

To outline a continuing medical education course designed for physicians.
To enhance skills in information retrieval, scientific method application, and written communication of biomedical research.

Summary:

The course employs a self-instructional approach over 10-14 weeks, divided into three modules.
It targets physicians completing or beginning specialization, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning.
The program details objectives and content for developing research and communication competencies.

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Impact:

Aims to foster lifelong learning habits in medical professionals.
Equips physicians with essential skills for effective biomedical research and dissemination.