2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0212-6567(01)78841-5
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Evaluación de la formación continuada: de la satisfacción al impacto. A propósito de un programa formativo en cirugía menor en un área de salud

Abstract: The CE in MS with conventional methodology has a very positive reaction evaluation, but its impact in the later realization of MS is not significant.

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“…These reports provide data on perceptions and knowledge regarding oral cancer, but they do not inform on how skilled dentists were at screening and detecting these cancers (Holmes et al , 2003). The tests of knowledge are surely important, but they are also incomplete tools to evaluate competence in a professional task (Miller, 1992; Martín‐Fernandez et al , 2001). In this study, a mixed questionnaire and an image detection approach was applied to assess attitudinal profiles and diagnostic ability of oral cancer.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…These reports provide data on perceptions and knowledge regarding oral cancer, but they do not inform on how skilled dentists were at screening and detecting these cancers (Holmes et al , 2003). The tests of knowledge are surely important, but they are also incomplete tools to evaluate competence in a professional task (Miller, 1992; Martín‐Fernandez et al , 2001). In this study, a mixed questionnaire and an image detection approach was applied to assess attitudinal profiles and diagnostic ability of oral cancer.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Si bien en numerosas organizaciones, como la nuestra, se ha utilizado la satisfacción como elemento clave de evaluación, sabemos que siendo un elemento esencial (26) , no garantiza por sí sola la implicación de los/as profesionales en el plan de formación, ni tampoco la transferencia de lo aprendido a la práctica profesional (27) .…”
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