What is the newest trend in continuing education?
1. Clinically based continuing education
2. Continuing education that is required for licensure
3. Development of interprofessional continuing education
4. Continuing education best offered in face-to-face format
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Explanation: 1. This is not new and has always been important in continuing education.
2. Continuing education is required in some states for licensure, and this has been the case for a long time.
3. The newest trend is the development and emphasis on need for interprofessional continuing education.
4. This is not a trend; the trend is toward more electronic methods.
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