ERIC Number: ED312397
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1989-Oct
Pages: 219
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Health Occupations Education National Research Conference (3rd, University Park, Pennsylvania, October 5-6, 1989). Proceedings.
Richards, Beverly, Ed.
This document contains the proceedings of a research conference on health occupations of education and includes an agenda of the conference, a list of co-sponsors, and 10 papers: "The Need for Research in Education of Human Service Workers" (C. Junge); "Status of Health Occupations Teacher Certification" (C. Chappelka); "Commitment to Change: A Study of Health Occupations Teachers and Staff Development Personnel in Health Care Settings" (D. Witmer); "An Open System Planning Model" (V. Klaus); "Factors Related to the Completion of Community College Allied Health Programs" (C. Rzonca); "Self Perception of Needs: A Study of Secondary Health Occupations Education Teachers" (K. Gable); "Current and Future Use of the Multiskilled Health Worker" (J. Brandt); "Leadership Training Topics: Perceptions of High School Leaders of Health Occupations Students of America" (N. Walters, J. Wilmoth, and J. Robinson); "Issues in Developing Computer Software for Health Occupations Students of America" (J. Sandiford); and "Articulation Program" (M. Malinchok). (NLL)
Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations Education, Articulation (Education), Computer Software, Educational Change, Health Occupations, Health Personnel, Health Services, High Schools, Human Services, Leadership Training, Staff Development, Student Organizations, Teacher Certification, Teacher Qualifications, Two Year Colleges, Vocational Education
Publication Type: Collected Works - Proceedings; Reports - Research; Reports - Descriptive
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Language: English
Sponsor: N/A
Authoring Institution: Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park.
Identifiers: Health Occupations Students of America
Note: Co-sponsored by Auburn University, Florida International University, Indiana University, and Pennsylvania State University in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Education, and the American Vocational Association.
