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Advancing programmatic assessment in dietetics through a multi-institutional community of practice
Programmatic assessment has gained momentum in health professions education for its potential to address challenges in competency-based education. Yet, little is known about how to create the cultural and systemic changes needed for sector-wide enactment. This study used realist evaluation to develo
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