Yesterday
I saw that a colleague was doing an IBMS Journal based learning exercise. I’ve
always been sceptical about these in the past, but I thought I’d have a go at
one to see if my scepticism was still justified.
I think it
is.
I subscribe to a *lot* of mailing lists and I get a *lot* of journals sent to me. I mention many of them on here. I don’t read every word of every one of them, but I skim the abstracts, and something sticks.
With the IBMS journal-based learning excercise I was presented with the title of an article and twenty “true or false” questions about it.
For each question I just searched the article for the salient phrase to determine the veracity. Copy and paste and control-F did the hard work, and I scored full marks without actually learning very much.
But it is the IBMS who will assess the validity of my CPD, so perhaps I had better start doing a few more of these…
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