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POST-EDUCATION PHYSICIAN EVALUATION The Post-Education Physician Evaluation provides an objective means of measuring progress following the findings of the Assessment and the implementation of the Educational Intervention. This evaluation is designed to document improvements and determine whether the participant has integrated new learning into daily clinical practice. The Post-Education Physician Evaluation lasts one-to-two days and takes place at CPEP in Denver. The Evaluation typically involves two structured clinical interviews and a multiple-choice exam. The participant is required to submit charts of patients managed since the Educational Intervention for review. Other test modalities may be added depending on the physician’s performance in the original Assessment. Results of the Evaluation and a summary of the Educational Intervention are incorporated into a final report that is provided to the physician and to referring organizations if appropriate. Based on the outcomes of the Evaluation, the physician may either be found to have completed the CPEP program satisfactorily or may be required to extend the Educational Intervention for an additional length of time. In all cases, the design of the program and the experience of CPEP staff combine to distinguish between a perfunctory compliance with objectives and a true integration of knowledge acquisition and behavioral change into clinical practice. The
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