Use logic models to improve program evaluation in medical education: define inputs, activities, measurable outcomes, track implementation and cut useless surveys.
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Use logic models to improve program evaluation in medical education: define inputs, activities, measurable outcomes, track implementation and cut useless surveys.
Turn messy teaching ideas into scholarship-ready medical education projects with a stepwise, IRB-ready process, practical tips, and publishable study design for educators.
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