Measuring the impact of a live, case-based, multiformat, interactive continuing medical education program on improving clinician knowledge and competency in evidence-based COPD care.

Int J Chron Obstruct Pulmon Dis · 2011 · PMC3119105 · PMID 21697994

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Participants’ answers to case study questions showed a nonsignificant trend toward a greater willingness to use office-based spirometry in the initial assessment of suspected COPD (98% versus 90%, Table 3 ) and in the long-term monitoring of confirmed COPD (86% versus 76%, Table 4 ) compared with nonparticipants.

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