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Published Online: 19 February 2010

What Is a 'Seminar'?

Publication: Psychiatric News
Volume 45, Number 4
https://doi.org/10.1176/pn.45.4.psychnews_45_4_021
APA's annual meeting has a new format this year: seminars. Seminars are four-hour sessions consisting of presentations by one to six experts and a question-and-answer period.
Just like college seminars, they are intended to be personalized learning experiences; they allow for informal exchange with faculty and are tailored to participants' questions. Topics will vary—they may cover a clinical practice issue, a review of a basic psychiatric concept, or a “niche” area.
Seminars evolved from CME course submissions that the Scientific Program Committee thought would appeal to smaller groups of attendees than do typical courses but were important to include in the program.

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