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E-learning in graduate medical education: survey of residency program directors.

Christopher M WittichAnoop AgrawalDavid A CookAndrew J HalvorsenJayawant N MandrekarSaima ChaudhryDenise M DuprasAmy S OxentenkoThomas J Beckman
Published in: BMC medical education (2017)
Residency programs could be better resourced to integrate e-learning technologies. Asynchronous e-learning was used more than synchronous, which may be to accommodate busy resident schedules and duty-hour restrictions. PD perceptions of e-learning are relatively moderate and future research should determine whether PD reluctance to adopt e-learning is based on unawareness of the evidence, perceptions that e-learning is expensive, or judgments about value versus effectiveness.
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