Development, implementation and evaluation of Australia’s first national continuing medical education program for the timely diagnosis and management of dementia in general practice

Table 3 Participants and evaluations by location, delivery method and number of CME points, Nov 2012 - Dec 2013

Workshop City (State)	Metro/Rural	40 Point CME		2 Point CME
Workshop City (State)	Metro/Rural	Participants	Evaluations^a	Participants	Evaluations^a
Adelaide North (South Australia)	metro	23	20
Ballina (New South Wales)	rural	25	8
Bendigo (Victoria)	rural	13	1
Darwin (Northern Territory)	metro	47	38
Deakin (Australian Capital Territory)	rural	23	22
Dubbo (New South Wales)	rural	39	7
Geelong (Victoria)	rural	16	8
Launceston (Tasmania)	rural	29	16
Leederville (Western Australia)	rural	15	13
Lithgow (New South Wales)	rural	13	3
Preston (Victoria)	rural	15	15
Traralgon (Victoria)	rural	24	15
GPCE - Sydney (New South Wales)	metro	24	22	156	258^a
GPCE - Perth (Western Australia)	metro	14	14	99	209^a
GPCE - Brisbane (Queensland)	metro	15	15	76	144^a
GPCE - Melbourne (Victoria)	metro	22	19	113	189^a
Online	ND	252	252	183	183^a
Total		609	488	627	983^a
TTT Preston (Victoria)	rural	11	11
TTT Sydney (New South Wales)	metro	3	0
Total		14	11

CME Continuing medical education, TTT Train-the trainer; \: Not applicable; ND: data not available ^aparticipants could undertake more than one 2 point CME activity and could therefore provide more than one evaluation

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