Federal officials proposed having physicians pay their own way as one solution to eliminate bias. The ACCME said it will continue to monitor the debate.

A new partnership will improve how healthcare is delivered in the state, improve healthcare education and could create thousands of jobs, Gov. M. Jodi Rell said on Tuesday.

Nothing takes the place of repetitive skill practice to prepare people to perform their jobs effectively. At most companies, the skills that we want our employees to demonstrate in their jobs have been well defined. We know exactly how we want our sales people to behave with customers, how customer service representatives should handle calls, and how we’d like our managers to effectively coach employees.

The demand for technicians to work at GlobalFoundries and General Electric has prompted the state Labor Department to award $150,000 in grants to train college students and unemployed people for future jobs.

By virtually every measure, electronic learning is experiencing unprecedented growth and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. A new analysis and forecast released this month by research firm Ambient Insight bolstered previous research in this area, showing that electronic learning, by dollar volume, reached $27.1 billion in 2009 and predicting this figure will nearly double that by 2014, with academic institutions leading the way.

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The evolution of informal learning has been interesting to watch. We’ve witnessed decades of changing landscapes within learning organizations and, regardless of the latest or greatest learning theories and behaviors, people continue to learn ...

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2009 was as challenging a year for the training industry as we’ve had in the past twenty. The good news is that it’s over. Now it’s time to get up, dust ourselves off, and begin the task of making 2010 the best that it can be.