@BrianSMcGowan Way back when I was on the Research Committee I suggested a clinician-directed study on awareness of elements of CME. May be time to revisit...
@mededdoc Sometimes I worry that much of the research on RR is outdated even when it's from the past decade. In the CME world, I would consider a 40% response an incredibly good result, even when providing an incentive.
If you’re ever feeling down about a paper getting rejected, just remember Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Francis Collins’ paper on #COVID19 vaccine development got desk-rejected in April 2020. It happens to *everyone*:
As a podcast enthusiast, I'm all for this. The struggle is the buy-in from the learners. In our studies, podcasts consistently rank as 1 of, if not THE, lowest ways clinicians are interested in getting medical information. And then there's the problem of assessing effectiveness.
Continuing Medical Education in the Time of Social Distancing, The Case for Expanding Podcast Usage for Continuing Education: https://t.co/vkjht3rlAY #CMEchat#MedEd#MedicalEducation#CPD
@gretchemaben I don't think this is allowed at my IRB... or you have to have good justification why it's necessary. I don't seek that justification knowing that it may lengthen enroll times. But I'm just doing survey research!
@ahajaricase@jmeacham Yes, if I remember right it was all self-study. Maybe we could have done with 1 or 2 less stories about the heroics of Andrew Jackson to mention the Civil Rights era?