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Normal Physiologic Birth Continuing Professional Development: From a National Health Priority to Expanded Capacity.

John K ShakpehMary W TiahCecelia C Kpangaala-FlomoRita Florence MatteSodey C LakeSusan D AltmanTanya TringaliKerry StalonasLloyd A GoldsamtLily ZogbaumRobin Toft Klar
Published in: Annals of global health (2021)
Using a quality improvement model as a framework for developing and implementing CPDs provides a clear structure and supports the dynamic interactions in learning and clinical care. It is too soon to determine measurable health outcomes resulting from this project. Anecdotal feedback from clinicians and leaders was not directly related to the content of the CPD; however, it does demonstrate an increased awareness of examining changes in practice to support expanded health outcomes. Further research to examine methods and processes to determine the quality and safety outcomes of CPD trainings is necessary.
Keyphrases
  • quality improvement
  • palliative care
  • healthcare
  • primary care
  • gestational age
  • type diabetes
  • medical education
  • preterm birth
  • insulin resistance
  • chronic pain
  • affordable care act