Provider engagement in precision oncology education: an exploratory analysis of online continuing medical education data.
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
5-1-2019
Keywords
JMG
JAX Source
Per Med 2019 May 1; 16(3):199-209
Volume
16
Issue
3
First Page
199
Last Page
209
ISSN
1744-828X
PMID
31109244
DOI
https://doi.org/10.2217/pme-2018-0150
Abstract
Given the rapid growth in genomic tests and targeted therapeutics, clinicians are likely to benefit from additional precision medicine education. Aim: This study evaluated the engagement and effectiveness of two interactive, case-based educational modules about somatic tumor testing, developed by the Jackson Laboratory, American Medical Association and Scripps Research Translational Institute, titled 'Precision Medicine for Your Practice'. Results: 402 participants enrolled in one or both free online continuing education modules, including physicians, nurses, scientists and genetic counselors and 41% completed module evaluations. Over 90% of respondents reported alignment of program with practice needs and planned to change their practice, including patient communication, identifying candidates for testing and/or interpreting test results. Conclusion: These findings support Precision Medicine for Your Practice as an effective education offering for diverse clinical professionals.
Recommended Citation
Edelman E,
Tanner P,
Taber K,
McConnell S,
Nicholson L,
Ingram T,
Steinmark L,
Reed E.
Provider engagement in precision oncology education: an exploratory analysis of online continuing medical education data. Per Med 2019 May 1; 16(3):199-209