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AAPI Convention - June 25 2022
YOGA CME
June 25 2022 - Pre & Post Competence Evaluation - Yoga CME
Continuing Medical Education Competence Evaluation
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Continuing Medical Education
Competence Evaluation
COURSE TITLE: AAPI Convention 2022 - YOGA CME
Saturday, June 25, 2022 2 pm to 4 pm
CME Hours:: 2.0
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City
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CMS Member:
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ABIN Member:
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PRE-SURVEY COMPETENCE EVALUATION
Instructions: For each statement, circle the appropriate number to indicate your response:
Pre-Survey Competence Evaluation
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Strongly Agree
Agree
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Disagree
Strongly Disagree
1. The professional practice gap (educational needs) identified for this activity matches my current professional needs.
2. This CME activity promotes practical changes or strategies that will enhance my professional practice and competence.
3. This activity addresses areas of content that are relevant and have a direct impact on my professional practice or competence.
4. It is clear to me what the desired learning outcomes (educational /objectives) are for this activity.
5. Based on the stated desired learning outcomes (ideal competence) designed for this activity, my professional practice is in need of improvement(s).
Notes for Q4
At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:
• Identify the basic mechanistic psychophysiological components contributing to the efficacy of yoga practice
• Summarize the research evidence for the efficacy of yoga for chronic stress and burnout
• Apply simple yoga-based practices in a workplace or clinical setting Professional practice gaps
• There is minimal medical training and education in the psychophysiology of mind-body practices such as yoga
• There is little understanding and appreciation of the efficacy of yoga practices for mental and physical health
• There is a high burden of stress and burnout in modern medical practice without effective coping strategies such as yoga
POST-SURVEY COMPETENCE EVALUATION
Instructions: For each statement, circle the appropriate number to indicate your response:
Post-Survey Competence Evaluation
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Strongly agree
Agree
Neutral
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Strongly disagree
1. This activity met with my current professional needs.
2. Upon completion of this activity, I feel empowered to implement specific changes or strategies that will enhance my professional practice and competence.
3. The content of this activity served to enhance my professional practice and competence.
4. It is clear to me how I would implement the desired learning outcomes (changes or new strategies) in my practice, if given the chance.
5. The selected faculty members, moderators and/or facilitators met with my professional expectations.
6. The educational design and format chosen for this activity were appropriate for the setting, and desired learning outcomes.
Notes for Q4
At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:
• Identify the basic mechanistic psychophysiological components contributing to the efficacy of yoga practice
• Summarize the research evidence for the efficacy of yoga for chronic stress and burnout
• Apply simple yoga-based practices in a workplace or clinical setting Professional practice gaps
• There is minimal medical training and education in the psychophysiology of mind-body practices such as yoga
• There is little understanding and appreciation of the efficacy of yoga practices for mental and physical health
• There is a high burden of stress and burnout in modern medical practice without effective coping strategies such as yoga
7. In what way could this CME activity be improved? (Please respond in terms of content, faculty selection, learning outcomes or expected changes, etc)
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8. What were some of the strengths of this CME activity?
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9. As a result of this activity, and in striving for ideal professional practice and competence, I will make the following changes:
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10. Did this CME activity actively promote improvements in health care that were free of commercial bias and/or promotion?
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No
If No, please explain why?
11. Please list at least three (3) professional practice gaps (educational needs or problems areas) that you would like to see addressed for your practice in future CME activities:
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