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Volume 8 (1)
Volume 8, Issue 1, 1988 
J Contin Educ Health Prof 1988; 8(1):37-40
MEDICINE
Wagner GC Crevasse L A b s t r a c t The University of Florida has been able to provide the physicians of Florida with a continuing medical education opportunity to meet their immediate needs. It offers quality education at a modest cost to the individual with considerable savings in time and cost to the individual physician. By using self-study tapes, we have developed a method of teaching physicians that provides positive reinforcement while presenting an overview of the malpractice crisis and detailing its causes. We believe we have made a significant contribution toward improving risk management techniques for the Florida physician. MeSH Terms: Education, Medical, Continuing; Financial Management; Licensure, Medical; Malpractice; Program Evaluation; Risk Management; Teaching Materials; Universities |
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