Continuing professional development and social accountability: A review of the literature
Abstract
The idea that health professionals should be accountable to the society they serve is not a new concept and by the 1990s, the continuing professional development (CPD) of health professionals was being seen as one way in which Canadians' level of health could be improved. The public was, and is still today, increasingly demanding a system that is more responsive to regional and community needs. As a result, there is a need for more health...
Paper Details
Title
Continuing professional development and social accountability: A review of the literature
Published Date
Jan 1, 2008
Volume
22
Issue
sup1
Pages
15 - 29
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