The Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions 1991: Vol 11 Table of Contents

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The Journal of Continuing Education
in the Health Professions
Volume 11, Number 1, 1991
Contents
Medicine
Looking Forward and Looking Backward
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Problem-Based Learning in Continuing Medical Education: Some Critical Issues
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CPEPP: Development of a Model for Personalized Continuing Medical Education
Kevin P. Bunnell, Ed.D., Kenneth A. Kahn, M.D., Louis B. Kasunic, D.O.,
IE a orders sy coals A seweleahs beet wanes 19
Dentistry
A Population-Based Planning Approach to Professional Dental Education
John B. Williams, D.M.D., Janice M. Butters, R.D.H.. 0... eee 29
Nursing
Adapting an Established Curriculum to the Self-Instructional Format: Rationale and
Process
Reba A. Benschoter, Ph.D., Bevely J. Hays, Ph.D., R.N., Barbara J. Jackson,
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Special Articles
The Hidden Value of Accreditation of Continuing Medical Education
Joseph S. Green, Ph.D., Seymour Cohen, M.D., Fred Rosner, M.D.,
Frances M. Maitland, Barbara §. Schneidman, M.D., Charles D. Sherman, Jr.,
NE BN 0s. ds oN ewes ako 0d EA eee A rae and ads 53
Evaluation of Continuing Medical Education Programs: A Selected Literature,
1984 — 1988
Patricia J. McLaughlin, M.S., Joe F. Donaldson, Ph.D... 1.0... 6 ee 65
Guest Editorial
Meta-Analyses and Metaphors in CME Literature
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Case Report
The OSCME (Opportunity for Self-Assessment CME)
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Editorial
Health Care ““Consumers” and CEHP
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Volume 11, Number 2, 1991
Contents
Special Article
Developing an Institutional Policy on Conflict of Interest in CME Activities
R. Van Harrison, Ph.D
Medicine
Stimulated Case Recall Interviews Applied to a National Protocol for
Hyperbilirubinemia
Jocelyn M. Lockyer, M.H.A.; Douglas D. McMillan, M.D.; Leona
Magnan, R.N.; Albert Akierman, M.D.; John T. Parboosingh, M.D
Allied Health
Survey of the Continuing Education Needs of Ohio Health Care Professions:
An Interdisciplinary Approach
Alan Escovitz, Ph.D.; Arol Augsburger, O.D., M.S....000. c.cc0 c6e e 139
Theory and Practice
New Research Agendas for CME: Organizing Principles for the Study of
Self-Directed Curricula for Change
Robert D. Fox, Ed.D
CME and the Art of Medicine
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Letter from Denmark
The Decline and Fall of Audiovisual Aids in Medical Education
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Editorials
The Continuing Nursing Education Director in an Academic Setting
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The Vineyards of CEHP
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Commentary
The Shift of CME Leadership from Physicians to Non-Physicians
R. Van Harrison, Ph.D
Letters
The Journal of Continuing Education
in the Health Professions
Voiume 11, Number 3, 1991
Contents
Medicine
A Personalized Miniresidency Program at the University of New Mexico
School of Medicine: A Seven-Year Perspective
Martin P. Kantrowitz, M.D., Cheri N. Koinis, M.Ed.,
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Marketing Continuing Medical Education Programs
Dan W. Kennedy, Ph.D., Donna S. Queeney, Ph.D... 0.6. ce 205
Dentistry
Varying the Format of CDE: Practitioners’ Perceptions of Need and Usefulness
Marilyn W. Woolfolk, D.D.S., M.P.H., W. Paul Lang, D.D.S, M.P.H.,
Mahassen M. Farghaly, B.D.S., Ph.D., Thomas L. Ziemiecki, D.D.S., M.S.,
rr PIs 6 CK Koei aie TN eae beeked easter eas 215
Pharmacy
CEHP Providers as Learning Facilitators: A Challenge
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Nursing
Fine-Tuning Nurse Management Education Through Formative Evaluation
Dee Ann Gillies, Ed.D., R.N., David A. Child, M.A.,
M. Elizabeth Risley, Ph.D., Alfred Pach, II], Ph.D. 2.0.0... ccc eee 229
Allied Health
Physical Therapy Refresher Courses: A Follow-up of Participants
Martha C. Rader, Ph.D., P.T., Martha A. Clendenin, Ph.D., PT. ..........
Letter from the People’s Republic of China
Continuing Medical Education for the Health Professions in China
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Special Article
Prescriptions for ACME’s Future
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Information
The Influence of Brochure Covers on CME Enrollments
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Editorial
A Foreseeable Future for CEHP?
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The Journal of Continuing Education
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Volume 11, Number4 , 1991
Contents
Medicine
Physicians Learning Continuing Medical Education from Third- Year Medical
Students
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Increasing the Use of Intensified Management of Diabetes: An Education Program
for Physicians
David G. Marrero, Ph.D., Patricia Moore, R.N., Carl D. Langefeld, M.S., and
others
Comparison of the Perceived CME Needs of Semirural and Urban Physicians
Ce I. Gis edes & ces es aks eS oe Arde i kes oi 295
Anticipated and Encountered Barriers to Change in CME: Tools for Planning and
Evaluation
Kathleen Martin, M.Ed. and Paul E. Mazmanian, Ph.D. ........0....00...4. 301
Dentistry
Continuing Dental Education Needs Assessment: A Regional Survey
Lynda J. Young, M.A. and Joel D. Rudney, Ph.D. «0... 06 cee 319
An Instructional Method for Teaching Literature Evaluation
Leopold H. Klausner, D.D.S. and Thomas G. Green, Ph.D. .........0.00044. 331
Special Article
Continuities and Renewals: JCEHP After A Decade
I I i gre en hs bea ch he has wo a eee 341
Editorial
CME/CEHP — An Unfolding Story
IE Ee. eS, Bi hh OR ee 345
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