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IHC Inaugural eLearning Opportunities

Posted on December 5, 2012 by IHC Administrator

IHC has launched its first eLearning activities for the Candid Conversations curriculum.

With the instrumental support of an independent educational grant from Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc., IHC has partnered with Integrated Learning Partners, LLC to develop an eLearning player and eMonograph.

These online offerings are accessible through the IHC website (click “training” tab). Our new eLearning resources provide educational content and an introduction to critical communication skills. Learners may use the online materials to gain a basic understanding the principles and practices we teach, in preparation for in-person experiential workshops. eLearning materials are also designed to reinforce skills and concepts learned in workshops.

We welcome you to participate in this CME elearning experience!

 

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