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Table 3 Alignment of triggering events with CMO

From: Online faculty development in low- and middle-income countries for health professions educators: a rapid realist review

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Context

Mechanism

Outcome

Geographical consideration

Programme type

Discussion

Collaboration

Engagement

Development

Ahmed (2013) Tailoring online faculty development programmes: overcoming faculty resistance

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Anshu, Sharma, Burdick & Singh (2010) Group Dynamics and Social Interaction in a South Asian Online Learning Forum for Faculty Development of Medical Teachers

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Dongre, Chacko, Banu, Bhandary, Sahasrubudhe, Philip & Deshmukh (2010) Online Capacity-Building Program on "Analysis of Data" for Medical Educators in the South Asia Region: A Qualitative Exploration of our Experience

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Frantz, Bezuidenhout, Burch, Mthembu, Rowe, Tan, Van Wyk & Van Heerden (2015) The impact of a faculty development programme for health professions educators in sub-Saharan Africa: an archival study

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Ladhani, Chhatwal, Vyas, Iqbal, Tan & Diserens (2011) Online role-playing for faculty development

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Naeem & Khan (2019) Stuck in the blend: Challenges faced by students enrolled in blended programs of Masters in Health Professions Education

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Thakurdesai, Ghosh, Menon, Sahoo, Tripathi, Harshe & Andrade (2018) Electronic journal clubs for capacity building: A case study in psychiatry as a model for medical disciplines in developing countries

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Woods, Attwell, Ross, Theron (2012) Text messages a learning tool for midwives

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