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On Continuity of Care in Pediatric Training

Pediatrics, 2004
McBurney et al1 report on an unusual approach to measuring continuity in a “continuity clinic,” in which residents follow assigned patients, primarily for well-child care. Their method assesses the proportion of all visits made by patients who are members of the residents’ panels. In primary care practice, in contrast, continuity would be the extent to
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Continually trained life-long classification

Neural Computing and Applications, 2021
Two challenges can be found in a life-long classifier that learns continually: the concept drift, when the probability distribution of data is changing in time, and catastrophic forgetting when the earlier learned knowledge is lost. There are many proposed solutions to each challenge, but very little research is done to solve both challenges ...
Rudolf J. Szadkowski, Jan Drchal, Jan Faigl   +2 more
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Continuing Education and Training

This chapter explores the significant role of new technology in transforming dental education and professional training. The use of artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR) is enhancing how dental students learn by offering more accurate diagnostics and immersive simulations for practicing procedures in a risk-free
Stephen Richard Billett, Anthony Leow, Anh Hai Le   +2 more
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Continuing education and training

Computing & Control Engineering Journal, 1990
This article, which is concerned mainly with the graduate workforce, is based on a presentation to the British-North American Committee (BNAC) Working Group on ‘Living and Working Issues’, of which the author is Chairman. The Working Group's intention is to produce a report of interest to BNAC members and a wider audience of employers and unions ...
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Continuous learning through inline training

2016 IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE), 2016
Computer workers are in constant tension between meeting their deadlines and learning the tools they use to perform their jobs. Most often, the press to get work down overrides the importance of how to continually use the tool, and thereby improving performance over the long run.
Brian Krisler, Richard Alterman
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Training and continuing education for on-line searching

Medical Informatics, 1978
Training of searchers of the National Library of Medicine's (NLM) computer system has evolved from an intensive eight-month programme on batch retrieval through a highly compressed three-week course on interactive searching to the current five-level programme.
L, Kassebaum, J, Leiter
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Discriminative training for continuous speech recognition

4th European Conference on Speech Communication and Technology (Eurospeech 1995), 1995
Discriminative training techniques for Hidden-Markov Models were recently proposed and successfully applied for automatic speech recognition. In this paper a discussion of the Minimum Classification Error and the Maximum Mutual Information objective is presented.
Reichl, W., Ruske, G.
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Psychologists' Continuing Education and Training in Sexuality

Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 2009
The current study explored whether psychologists are receiving continuing education that may assist them in providing intervention to clients with sexual issues. One hundred and five clinical and counseling psychologists completed an Internet survey. Results suggest that observational opportunities are underutilized and that more training related to ...
S Andrea, Miller, E Sandra, Byers
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Continuous quality improvement and physician training

Quality Management in Health Care, 1992
Continuous quality improvement (CQI) is a system of management that permits individuals to develop an organized approach to improvement. The fundamental tenets of CQI are applicable at the bedside and in the training of residents because they permit the development of a consistent approach to clinical variability and uncertainty. When the principles of
P, Friedmann, L G, Selbovitz
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Continuity Clinics in Psychiatric Residency Training

Academic Psychiatry, 2007
This article evaluates the impact of establishing extensive continuity clinics on a psychiatry residency training program.The PGY-2 , -3, and -4 residents completed a 15-item attitude survey, and patients were surveyed for their satisfaction.The residency survey revealed increasing satisfaction with the continuity clinics as residents advance in their ...
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