Implementation and evaluation of a needs-based faculty development programme in a medical college of Pakistan: A mixed methods action-research

Faculty development programmes should be needs-based, and should focus on context-specific content, learner-centred activities and networking opportunities. Continuous evaluation of the programme is an important element.

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Journal of the Pakistan Medical Association
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2025-10-20
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https://doi.org/10.47391/jpma.20922
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Implementation and evaluation of a needs-based faculty development programme in a medical college of Pakistan: A mixed methods action-research

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Implementation and evaluation of a needs-based faculty development programme in a medical college of Pakistan: A mixed methods action-research

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Faculty development programmes should be needs-based, and should focus on context-specific content, learner-centred activities and networking opportunities. Continuous evaluation of the programme is an important element.

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