A Nationwide Study of the Influence of Faculty Development Programs on Colleague Relationships

Using nationwide sampling, examined the effects of faculty development programs (FDPs) on the formation and benefits of enrollees' academic colleague relationships. Found that FDPs help enrollees build career-important relationships with peers, mentors, and academic consultants who enhance soci...

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Family Practice
Female
Humans
Interprofessional Relations
Interprofessional Relationship
Male
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Peer Relationship
Program Effectiveness
Retrospective Studies
Socialization
Staff Development
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