CSBPR webinar evaluation "Practical Approaches for Taking Action for Optimal Community and Long-Term Stroke Care", January 14, 2016

1.Where do you work?(Required.)
2.What is your profession/occupation?(Required.)
3.Thinking about the session you just attended, please indicate to what degree you agree with each statement using this rating scale:(Required.)
Disagree
Neither Disagree nor Agree
Agree
A real or potential conflict of interest disclaimer was acknowledged by the presenter(s).
I did not perceive any sources of commercial bias during the presentation.
The session achieved its stated learning objectives.
I was engaged by the quality of the presentation.
I felt that the presenters were credible and knowledgeable.
The information was presented clearly.
The information provided will contribute to my work and/or the care of my patients.
I became aware of a new idea or approach relevant to my work through participating in this session.
The GoToWebinar program was easy to access and use.
I would participate in another webinar related to the Canadian Stroke Best Practices.
4.If you perceived any sources of commercial bias in the program, please explain.
5.What additional learning activities and topics would you like to have included at future stroke-related learning events?
6.Additional comments and/or feedback you would like to share:
7.If you would like to receive additional information on stroke, knowledge translation and professional development tools through email from the Heart and Stroke Foundation, please submit your email address below.