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Assessing the need for a needs assessment
Journal of Community Psychology, 1984Needs assessments are conducted with the expectation that the information obtained will be used to make rational decisions. However, appropriate planning and service delivery decisions do not always flow from needs assessment information. Assessment of the anticipated utilization of needs assessment data, and evaluation of the appropriateness of these ...
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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2009
Clinical teachers and educational supervisors work with a range of students and trainees on different programmes. Learners from diverse backgrounds have different learning needs which can be difficult to assess. Teachers who pay attention to individual learners' needs will help learners get the most from their training. This can be enhanced through the
Judy, McKimm, Tim, Swanwick
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Clinical teachers and educational supervisors work with a range of students and trainees on different programmes. Learners from diverse backgrounds have different learning needs which can be difficult to assess. Teachers who pay attention to individual learners' needs will help learners get the most from their training. This can be enhanced through the
Judy, McKimm, Tim, Swanwick
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Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy, 1982
A review of the basic concepts in needs assessment and of the various ways in which needs assessment is performed with applications to clinical and health care programs is discussed in this article.
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A review of the basic concepts in needs assessment and of the various ways in which needs assessment is performed with applications to clinical and health care programs is discussed in this article.
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International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 2005
AbstractBackgroundResource allocation and service development traditionally focuses on diagnostic categories and consequent perceived need. Identification of the actual level of need in the elderly with dementia, and the degree to which it is unmet is necessary to plan services both individually and as a group. The aim of this study was to characterise
A M, Meaney, M, Croke, M, Kirby
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AbstractBackgroundResource allocation and service development traditionally focuses on diagnostic categories and consequent perceived need. Identification of the actual level of need in the elderly with dementia, and the degree to which it is unmet is necessary to plan services both individually and as a group. The aim of this study was to characterise
A M, Meaney, M, Croke, M, Kirby
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