Continuing Medical Education Participant Evaluation Form (November 23, 2025)
Thank you for attending this CME/CE activity. Your feedback is essential to improve the quality and effectiveness of our educational programs. Please complete this form honestly.
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Full Name
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Mobile No.
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Job Title
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Company
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Reference No. / Confirmation No. / Registration No.
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Email Address for CME Certificate
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Section 1: Activity Content
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Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
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Strongly Disagree
1. The learning objectives were clearly stated.
2. The content was relevant to my professional practice.
3. The activity was evidence-based and free from commercial bias.
Section 2: Educational Effectiveness
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Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
4. The activity increased my knowledge on the topic.
5. The activity will change or reinforce my practice.
6. The teaching methods were effective (e.g., lectures, case discussions, workshops).
Section 3: Speaker/Faculty Evaluation
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7. The speaker(s) were knowledgeable and well-prepared.
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Strongly Agree
Agree
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Strongly Disagree
Clinical Precision in Fluid Stewardship: Right Fluid, Right Time - Dr. Umair Ansari
Climbing Together: Designing a career ladder for team success - Dr. Waiel Al Naeem
Drug Dosing Strategies in the Context of Extracorporeal Therapies - Dr. Wasim El Nekidy
Cardiology updates Antithrombotic Therapy in Valvular Heart Disease - Dr. Salma Al Zaabi
Regulatory Intelligence: Integrating Data to Shape a High Value Pharmacy Ecosystem - Dr. Eslam Abdo
Medication Error Reduction Plan (MERP): A Framework to Advance Error Reduction Strategies - Dr. Mohamed Hisham
Novel Interventions in ASP: Impacting Patient Safety and Clinical Outcomes - Dr. Rania El Lababidi
Safe Transition from Alteplase to Tenecteplase: the CCAD experience - Dr. Rita Jebrin
Safe practices in Oncology - Dr. Ahmed Abdelaziz
Leading from the Counter: Building a Culture of Ownership in Ambulatory Pharmacy Teams - Dr. Layla Yousify
Teaching while treating: Integrating learners in real-world ambulatory pharmacy practice - Dr. Abdallah AlKharouf
Every Voice Shapes Care: Elevating Patient Partnership - Dr. Omar AlSoukhni
Elevating Pharmacy Practice: How a Pharmacy Informatics Service Can Transform Patient Care - Dr. Khalid Abdel Dayem
Leveraging Technology to Optimize Pharmacy Inventory System - Dr. Wael Labib Dr. Mohammed Zeeshan
Technology Ended Standardization of Care - Dr. Ahmad Yahya Bakheet
8. The speaker(s) presented information in a clear and understandable manner.
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Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Clinical Precision in Fluid Stewardship: Right Fluid, Right Time - Dr. Umair Ansari
Climbing Together: Designing a career ladder for team success - Dr. Waiel Al Naeem
Drug Dosing Strategies in the Context of Extracorporeal Therapies - Dr. Wasim El Nekidy
Cardiology updates Antithrombotic Therapy in Valvular Heart Disease - Dr. Salma Al Zaabi
Regulatory Intelligence: Integrating Data to Shape a High Value Pharmacy Ecosystem - Dr. Eslam Abdo
Medication Error Reduction Plan (MERP): A Framework to Advance Error Reduction Strategies - Dr. Mohamed Hisham
Novel Interventions in ASP: Impacting Patient Safety and Clinical Outcomes - Dr. Rania El Lababidi
Safe Transition from Alteplase to Tenecteplase: the CCAD experience - Dr. Rita Jebrin
Safe practices in Oncology - Dr. Ahmed Abdelaziz
Leading from the Counter: Building a Culture of Ownership in Ambulatory Pharmacy Teams - Dr. Layla Yousify
Teaching while treating: Integrating learners in real-world ambulatory pharmacy practice - Dr. Abdallah AlKharouf
Every Voice Shapes Care: Elevating Patient Partnership - Dr. Omar AlSoukhni
Elevating Pharmacy Practice: How a Pharmacy Informatics Service Can Transform Patient Care - Dr. Khalid Abdel Dayem
Leveraging Technology to Optimize Pharmacy Inventory System - Dr. Wael Labib Dr. Mohammed Zeeshan
Technology Ended Standardization of Care - Dr. Ahmad Yahya Bakheet
Section 4: Overall Experience
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9. The overall quality of the activity met my expectations.
10. The activity met my professional needs.
11. The activity has impact on improving patient care
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Yes
No
12. The program was well organized.
13. Would you recommend this activity to your colleagues?
14. Should this program be offered again?
If yes, how often?
Annually
Biannually
Other
Section 5: The Venue
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15. The venue is accessible to everyone.
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Not Applicable
16. The venue has available room for delegates who need to stay in.
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Yes
No
17. The lecture room is conducive for learning experience and equipped with audiovisual components for live and online lectures.
18. The venue offers refreshments and meals.
19. Overall, the venue is suitable for this event.
Section 6: Open-Ended Feedback
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20. What was the most valuable part of this activity?
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21. How could this activity be improved?
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22. What topics would you like to have in the future?
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23. Additional comments or suggestions:
