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Volume 14 (2)
Volume 14, Issue 2, 1994 
J Contin Educ Health Prof 1994; 14(2):101-109
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
Laurie Pereles, MD, CCFP S. Tunde Gondocz, MSc Jocelyn Lockyer, MHA John Parboosingh, MB, FRSC Gwyneth Meyers, MSc A b s t r a c t A physician interest group was develop to meet the perceived needs of community physicians in the area of geriatric education. The educational programs developed were self-directed, case-based, and problem-oriented. A multidisciplinary and community practice emphasis was used. Results from a formative evaluation suggest that the interest group may be a promising approach to develop leadership and to facilitate changes in clinical practice among physicians. Keywords: continuing medical education; geriatric education; physician change |
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