CHCP Exam Prep - Adult Education
Theory
IOM Report 1999 ✔✔ correct answer Institute of Medicine Report 1999-indicating medical errors
contributing to 44-98,000 deaths annually.
AHRQ ✔✔ correct answer Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) ✔✔ correct answer The lead federal agency
responsible for tracking and improving the quality, safety, efficiency, and effectiveness of health care
for Americans.
Just in time CME ✔✔ correct answer Delivers information and services "when it is needed by an MD
in Diagnosis or Treatment
Point in time CME ✔✔ correct answer Delivers information and services "where" it is needed, at the
bedside, ER or in the MDs office.
Institute of Medicine (IOM) ✔✔ correct answer A branch of the National Academy of Sciences
whose goal is to advance and distribute scientific knowledge with the mission of improving human
health (IOM 2013)
Fox, Mazmania, and Putnam ✔✔ correct answer Change Study for Physicians - what makes an MD
change his/her behavior
What makes an MD Change his/her behaviour ✔✔ correct answer 1. Have an image of what new
performance looks like (Preparing).
2. They participate in CME/CPD to gather info (making the change).
3. Plans how to sustain the change.
Androgyny ✔✔ correct answer How Adults Learn (Malcolm Knowles).
1. learning is self-directed
2. Includes experiences
3. Relates to real life
4. Problem Centered
5. Motivation is internal
,CHCP Exam Prep - Adult Education
Theory
Pedagogy ✔✔ correct answer How Children Learn
1. learning is institution directed
2. not much experiences
3. relates to development stage
4. subject-centered
6. external motivation
Best way for adults to learn ✔✔ correct answer Case based, hands-on, self-assessment - based on
need and personal experience.
David Kolb ✔✔ correct answer Experiential Learning
Experiential Learning ✔✔ correct answer After thinking about the experience (reflecting) the learner
develops concepts to implement during active experimentation.
Reflection on experiences brings recognition for a need to change.
Learning is a process not an outcome.
Schon ✔✔ correct answer Reflection on Action - change/learning happens after an event
Reflection in Action - change/learning happens during an event.
VAK learning Styles ✔✔ correct answer Visual learners
Auditory learners
Kinesthetic learners
Prochaska's stages of change ✔✔ correct answer 1. Pre-contemplation - not even thinking about a
change/or issue.
2. Contemplation - Recognizing there is an issue.
3. Preparing - preparing to make the change/address the issue.
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Theory
4. Action - fixing the issue.
5. Maintenance - implementing a schedule to sustain the change.
Rolfe's Reflect Model ✔✔ correct answer What-So What-Now What
Best use case - self assessment tests with follow-up studying.
ABMS ✔✔ correct answer American Board of Medical Specialties
MOC ✔✔ correct answer Maintenance of Certification- introduced by the ABMS. MDs must
demonstrate they are participating in practice-based learning and improvement. This should lead to
improved practice procedures and patient health status.
FSMB ✔✔ correct answer Federation of State Medical Boards
MOL ✔✔ correct answer Maintenance of Licensure - MDs must demonstrate life-long learning and
practice improvement
MOC, MOL and Hospitals and Health care system requirements ✔✔ correct answer Three things
MDs must maintain to be practicing physicians. Each has their own requirements for life-long
learning.
ACCME ✔✔ correct answer Accreditation Council for CME - focuses on CME that demonstrates
competence, performance or improvement in patient health.
Miller ✔✔ correct answer Knows-Declarative Knowledge
Knows how - Procedural Knowledge
Shows how - Competence
Does - performance
Moore's Outcomes ✔✔ correct answer 1. Participation
2. Satisfaction
3a. Declarative Knowledge - knows what
Theory
IOM Report 1999 ✔✔ correct answer Institute of Medicine Report 1999-indicating medical errors
contributing to 44-98,000 deaths annually.
AHRQ ✔✔ correct answer Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) ✔✔ correct answer The lead federal agency
responsible for tracking and improving the quality, safety, efficiency, and effectiveness of health care
for Americans.
Just in time CME ✔✔ correct answer Delivers information and services "when it is needed by an MD
in Diagnosis or Treatment
Point in time CME ✔✔ correct answer Delivers information and services "where" it is needed, at the
bedside, ER or in the MDs office.
Institute of Medicine (IOM) ✔✔ correct answer A branch of the National Academy of Sciences
whose goal is to advance and distribute scientific knowledge with the mission of improving human
health (IOM 2013)
Fox, Mazmania, and Putnam ✔✔ correct answer Change Study for Physicians - what makes an MD
change his/her behavior
What makes an MD Change his/her behaviour ✔✔ correct answer 1. Have an image of what new
performance looks like (Preparing).
2. They participate in CME/CPD to gather info (making the change).
3. Plans how to sustain the change.
Androgyny ✔✔ correct answer How Adults Learn (Malcolm Knowles).
1. learning is self-directed
2. Includes experiences
3. Relates to real life
4. Problem Centered
5. Motivation is internal
,CHCP Exam Prep - Adult Education
Theory
Pedagogy ✔✔ correct answer How Children Learn
1. learning is institution directed
2. not much experiences
3. relates to development stage
4. subject-centered
6. external motivation
Best way for adults to learn ✔✔ correct answer Case based, hands-on, self-assessment - based on
need and personal experience.
David Kolb ✔✔ correct answer Experiential Learning
Experiential Learning ✔✔ correct answer After thinking about the experience (reflecting) the learner
develops concepts to implement during active experimentation.
Reflection on experiences brings recognition for a need to change.
Learning is a process not an outcome.
Schon ✔✔ correct answer Reflection on Action - change/learning happens after an event
Reflection in Action - change/learning happens during an event.
VAK learning Styles ✔✔ correct answer Visual learners
Auditory learners
Kinesthetic learners
Prochaska's stages of change ✔✔ correct answer 1. Pre-contemplation - not even thinking about a
change/or issue.
2. Contemplation - Recognizing there is an issue.
3. Preparing - preparing to make the change/address the issue.
, CHCP Exam Prep - Adult Education
Theory
4. Action - fixing the issue.
5. Maintenance - implementing a schedule to sustain the change.
Rolfe's Reflect Model ✔✔ correct answer What-So What-Now What
Best use case - self assessment tests with follow-up studying.
ABMS ✔✔ correct answer American Board of Medical Specialties
MOC ✔✔ correct answer Maintenance of Certification- introduced by the ABMS. MDs must
demonstrate they are participating in practice-based learning and improvement. This should lead to
improved practice procedures and patient health status.
FSMB ✔✔ correct answer Federation of State Medical Boards
MOL ✔✔ correct answer Maintenance of Licensure - MDs must demonstrate life-long learning and
practice improvement
MOC, MOL and Hospitals and Health care system requirements ✔✔ correct answer Three things
MDs must maintain to be practicing physicians. Each has their own requirements for life-long
learning.
ACCME ✔✔ correct answer Accreditation Council for CME - focuses on CME that demonstrates
competence, performance or improvement in patient health.
Miller ✔✔ correct answer Knows-Declarative Knowledge
Knows how - Procedural Knowledge
Shows how - Competence
Does - performance
Moore's Outcomes ✔✔ correct answer 1. Participation
2. Satisfaction
3a. Declarative Knowledge - knows what
