Mds April 24, 2015 Mtg With MOC

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1. Rate Randall Roenigk, MD on content and presentation skills.

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Randall Roenigk, MD is rated as excellent on content and presentation skills. This suggests that he has a strong command of the subject matter and is able to effectively communicate it to his audience. His presentations are likely to be engaging, informative, and well-organized. Overall, he is highly skilled in both the content he delivers and the way he presents it.

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This quiz evaluates the content and presentation skills of Dr. Randall Roenigk from the MDS April 24, 2015 meeting with MOC. It assesses the value of patient viewing, case quality, and the helpfulness of patient protocols, aiming to enhance medical competence and patient outcomes.

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2. Did you find  Patient Viewing Valuable?

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The given answer "Yes" suggests that the person found patient viewing valuable. This implies that they believe it is important or beneficial to be able to view patients. However, without further context or information, it is unclear why the person found patient viewing valuable.

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3. Did you find the quality of cases valuable?

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The given answer suggests that the person found the quality of cases valuable. This implies that they believe the cases provided were of good quality and were beneficial in some way. However, without further context or information, it is difficult to determine the specific reasons why the person found the cases valuable.

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4. Did you find the patient protocols helpful?

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The given answer suggests that the person found the patient protocols helpful. This implies that the protocols provided them with useful information or guidance in relation to their condition or treatment. It indicates a positive experience and satisfaction with the protocols.

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5. Which case(s) did you find the most educational?

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6. Did this program achieve its primary objectives to change competence, performance and\or patient outcomes?  Check the objectives that were met.     

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7. Was the activity free of commercial bias?

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If not, please specify why not?

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8. Which case(s) did you find the Least educational?

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9. What might prevent you from making changes?

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Rate Randall Roenigk, MD on content and presentation skills.
Did you find  Patient Viewing Valuable?
Did you find the quality of cases valuable?
Did you find the patient protocols helpful?
Which case(s) did you find the most educational?
Did this program achieve its primary objectives to change competence,...
Was the activity free of commercial bias?
Which case(s) did you find the Least educational?
What might prevent you from making changes?
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