AAEP's Educational Programs Committee

Joint Review Committee on Educational Programs in Nuclear Medicine Technology.

Educational Programs: Alternative Swine Housing Educational Programs

Swine production facilities in the United States have adopted technological advancements in response to problems and opportunities as they arise. The first pressure was due mostly to economics. To improve feed efficiency, animals were moved into climate controlled buildings. To reduce labor costs, manure was handled as a liquid through slatted floors and feed and water systems were automated. L...

Measuring success: Evaluating educational programs

This paper reveals a new evaluation model, which enables educational program and project managers to evaluate their programs with a simple and easy to understand approach. The “index of success model” is comprised of five parameters that enable to focus on and evaluate both the implementation and results of an educational program. The integration of these parameters forms a complete and compreh...

Educational Programs for Intelligence Professionals

PROFESSIONS educational programs result from AND THEIR FORMAL the interaction of social, cultural, and institutional factors. The current interplay of economic, technological, social, and cultural factors may support the establishment of formal educational programs for competitive intelligence professionals. However, due to the hybrid nature of the intelligence profession, the established disci...

Anaphylaxis: Educational Programs Are Needed

Anaphylaxis is the number one emergency situation in allergy. More than 100 years after its first description, there are still many problems and open questions regarding pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. Many national and international societies have edited guidelines that give clear recommendations for acute treatment, showing algorithms depending on the severity of the cl...