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Structured continuing professional development (CPD) means relatively more formal CPD activities, such as participating in training courses. | Structured continuing professional development (CPD) means relatively more formal CPD activities, such as participating in training courses. | ||
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 02:38, 6 November 2023
Continuing professional development (CPD) - professional development units (PDUs).
Structured continuing professional development (CPD) means relatively more formal CPD activities, such as participating in training courses.
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.
