NaRCAD's Virtual Academic Detailing Techniques Training | June 15-17 2021

Tuesday, 15 June 2021 1:00 PM - Thursday, 17 June 2021 5:00 PM EDT

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Tuesday, 15 June 2021 1:00 PM - Thursday, 17 June 2021 5:00 PM EDT

We offer a unique and dynamic course that provides a critical foundation for clinical outreach educators. We're with you each step of the way, offering personalized instruction through diverse learning platforms, featuring:

role play, lecture, discussion, small group breakout sessions,
networking, expert panels, modeling, & more.

Hundreds of trainees have completed our Basic AD Techniques course ready to visit practices, build trusting relationships with front-line clinicians, skillfully share best evidence, and successfully implement effective health interventions. Due to COVID-19, our training will take place on a virtual Zoom platform over three consecutive half-days packed full of our signature interactive, informative, and engaging sessions. Our sessions will take place June 15-17th, 2021 between 1-5pm EST daily. Due to limited seats, an organization can register a maximum of two trainees. Information for all trainees must be available at time of registration to prevent 'holding' of seats. Duplicate registration of the same trainee to hold spots will be deleted. Additional 2021 training dates will be announced at a later time.
If registration is full, please e-mail narcad@partners.org to be added to the waitlist. 
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A trainee educates a clinician on the use of an app-based cardiovascular risk calculator.
 
 
 
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Breakout group members provide supportive feedback during 
our 2-day techniques training.
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A trainee and facilitator work 1:1 to review the structure of a visit.
 

Testimonials from Our Trainees


“This was the best and most efficient healthcare-related training course I’ve been to.”

“Just the right amount of didactic, practice, then putting it all together—I'm ready to develop materials & try it.”

“I appreciate that the facilitators, presenters, and staff took the time to get to know each one of us.”

“I came away with refined communication skills and improved clinical knowledge, thanks to the outstanding facilitators.”

“I now have the confidence to carry out a
successful educational visit!"

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, please contact our team at narcad@partners.org at least 30 days prior to the event date if you need to cancel your registration, so that we may offer your class spot to a pending registrant on our wait list. If you cancel less than 30 days prior to the event, we will be unable to refund you.  Your payment may be applied as credit towards future trainings. 

NaRCAD: The National Resource Center for Academic Detailing

http://narcad.org

About NaRCAD: Founded in 2010 and operating within Brigham & Women's Division of Pharmacoepidemiology & Pharmacoeconomics [DoPE], our resource center supports clinical outreach education programs across the United States, Canada, and beyond. With our trainings and ongoing program support, those educators visit front line clinicians, helping them make the best, evidence-based decisions. And those decisions improve the health of diverse populations, including underserved patients who need it the most. Our Focus Areas: We provide expertise and support to organizations that educate clinicians on the best evidence that's relevant to their practices and patients. Whether we're training new educators on effective social marketing techniques, helping organizations develop their programs, creating and refining resources and tools to strengthen educators' success rates, helping programs evaluate their impact, or connecting educators through our extensive Partner Network and annual conference series, we're always working to magnify the impact of clinical outreach education.

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