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Unstructured continuing professional development (CPD) means less formal - or more self-directed - CPD activities, for example reading relevant professional journals and other professional literature. | Unstructured continuing professional development (CPD) means less formal - or more self-directed - CPD activities, for example reading relevant professional journals and other professional literature. | ||
Historically, many organisations' CPD requirements have given greater weight to structured activities | Historically, many organisations' CPD requirements have given greater weight to structured activities - or set a minimum level of structured CPD activities - compared with unstructured CPD. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:39, 6 November 2023
Continuing professional development (CPD) - professional development units (PDUs).
Unstructured continuing professional development (CPD) means less formal - or more self-directed - CPD activities, for example reading relevant professional journals and other professional literature.
Historically, many organisations' CPD requirements have given greater weight to structured activities - or set a minimum level of structured CPD activities - compared with unstructured CPD.
