Formulating a web-based educational needs assessment questionnaire from healthcare competencies

David Cochrane; Janette Palmer; Grace M. Lindsay; Elizabeth P. Tolmie; Douglas Allan; Kay Currie

Formulating a web-based educational needs assessment questionnaire from healthcare competencies

David Cochrane, Janette Palmer, Grace M. Lindsay, Elizabeth P. Tolmie, Douglas Allan, Kay Currie

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Abstract

This paper by David Cochrane, Janette Palmer, Grace Lindsay, Elizabeth Tolmie, Douglas Allan and Kay Currie describes a project that led to the formulation of an online educational needs assessment tool by drawing on national healthcare competencies in coronary heart disease. It discusses the merits of web-based data collection and concludes that web-based survey systems offer distinct advantages providing researchers proceed with care.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	64-75
Number of pages	12
Journal	Nurse Researcher
Volume	16
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2009

Keywords

educational needs assessment
healthcare evaluation
nursing research

UN SDGs

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Formulating a web-based educational needs assessment questionnaire from healthcare competencies

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Keywords

UN SDGs

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