Needs Assessment in Postgraduate Medical Education: A Review

  • Ratnapalan S
  • Hilliard R
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Although the concept of needs assessment in continuing medical education is well ac- cepted, there is limited information on needs assessment in postgraduate medical education. We discuss the learning needs of postgraduate trainees and review the various methods of needs as- sessment such as: questionnaire surveys, interviews, focus groups, chart audits, chart-stimulated recall, standardized patients, and environmental scans in the context of post graduate medical education.

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Ratnapalan, S., & Hilliard, R. I. (2002). Needs Assessment in Postgraduate Medical Education: A Review. Medical Education Online, 7(1), 4542. https://doi.org/10.3402/meo.v7i.4542

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