Education
Key Factors for Hepatitis C Virus Training Programs Outlined by Foundation
Published in Hepatitis Weekly, December 4th, 2000
Recently, staffers at the HealthPartners Research Foundation in Minneapolis, Minnesota, outlined their strategy for providing effective training in an educational outreach program for busy health professionals.
The program was targeted to health care workers, including doctors, at several clinics. Initially the program involved four centers, but more clinics were later added.
Educational materials were sent out to training participants prior to the programs, and other kinds of pre-training contacts were made...
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Source: Hepatitis Weekly (2000-12-04)
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