Possible examples include pre-rotation workshops in self-regulatory behaviour and proactivity.
The program includes 8 weeks of clinical rotations, 5 full-day workshops, and 48 1-h lectures based on the American and European core contents of EM [2, 3].
Methods: Didactic lectures, workshops, simulations, and clinical rotations were utilized to standardize current emergency care delivery in the region's EDs.
Data were collected from October 2011 through April 2012, with workshops approximately two-thirds into each rotation in November 2011, January and March 2012.
Two chairpersons out of the public health experts from the workshop chaired each session on a rotation base.
Reasons for this are the intensive training required (minimum two day workshop), high turnover of staff and frequent rotation of medical staff.
With 6 stations, 36 participants is the maximum number per workshop, but with rest stations and different station rotation formats a minimum of 15 can be accommodated.
Improving capacity can take several forms: a series of workshops, technical briefings, short courses or even mini-rotations of policy-makers in research institutions.
Throughout these rotations, the fellowship has also provided opportunities for networking and training workshops.
However, it is also a limitation of the study as it is difficult to determine if changes are a result of the workshops or due to other experiences encountered over the course of the rotation.
The rotation currently includes clinical exposure to emergency practice as well as didactic lectures and practical workshops related to emergency care.
