More active strategies, like educational outreach visits [ 40, 41] and multifaceted interventions [ 35], are more effective, but require more resources [ 35].
Other, more active strategies, like educational outreach visits [ 14] and multifaceted interventions [ 11], are more effective, but require more resources [ 11].
A systematic review of interventions to change provider behaviour found that guidelines were more effective if active educational interventions and patient-specific reminders were used to disseminate them [ 32].
In order to empower young people, they must take a much more active role in the educational process.
A few organizations employed more active implementation strategies including educational workshops, champions or mentors or work groups, academic detailing, and partnerships for advocacy or accountability.
They include Kevin Yu, the former director of PayPal Japan; Sean Glass, founder of online educational payment disbursement company Higher One; and Novak Biddle Venture Partners, one of the bigger and more active VCs in the education space.
Because of promising results in a pilot study of the Headstrong program tested against a wait-list control group in young children (ages 7 12) [12], the current randomized clinical trial was developed to evaluate this Headstrong CD-ROM intervention (identical to the pilot study version as outlined in Table 1) versus a more stringent control condition – one involving active educational content.
As expected, the educational needs in both cohorts correlated with disease activity, which indicated that patients with more active disease were more interested in education.
Postdocs can begin to develop these skills by simply attending social and educational functions, then gain further experience by taking on more active roles with a postdoc association as a committee representative or leader.
New methodologies require a more active role on the students' part and come into conflict with the previous educational model characterised by a high student/professor ratio, a lecture-based teaching methodology and a summative assessment.
