CURRENT DEVELOPERS TEAM for CPD BENCHMARKING and QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
 
The Current Developers Team has worked to develop the CPD-BQIP web-based tool for the continuing professional development community, and is now working to grow the number of participants in the Program, and thus its value to all.

Georgia Institute of Technology
Contact person: Nelson Baker | nelson.baker@pe.gatech.edu
[USA, Georgia]

State University of New York
Contact person: Kim Scalzo | kim.scalzo@suny.edu
[USA, New York]

University of Delaware
Contact person: Soma Chakrabarti | schakrab@udel.edu
[USA, Delaware]

University of Michigan
Contact person: Edward G. Borbely | borbely@umich.edu
[USA, Michigan]
 
University of Wisconsin-Madison 
Contact person: Wayne Pferdehirt | wppferde@wisc.edu
[USA, Wisconsin]
 
Stanford University
Contact person: Robert Katayama | robertk3@stanford.edu
[USA, California]


PARTNERS
 
The following academic institutions developed the CPD Benchmarking and Quality Improvement Program and have validated its use globally.
 
EUROPEAN UNION
      Alto University, Finland
      Imperial College London, United Kingdom
      Technische Universiteit Delft, The Netherlands
      Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
      Aarhus Universitet, Denmark
      Universitat Politécnica de Valencia, Spain
      Universidade do Porto, Portugal
 
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
      Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia
      State University of New York, New York
      University of Michigan, Michigan
      University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin
  

AUTHORS
 
The following authors developed the original self-assessment and benchmarking tools for the CPD-BQIP.
 
EUROPEAN UNION
Aalto University, School of Science and Technology [Finland] - Kirsti Miettinen
Imperial College London [Great Britain]- Mervyn Jones
University of Porto [Portugal] - Alfredo Soeiro
Universidad Politécnica de Valencia [Spain] - Patricio Montesinos
 
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Georgia Institute of Technology [USA, Georgia] - Nelson Baker
State University of New York [USA, New York] - Kim Scalzo
University of Michigan [USA, Michigan] - Edward G. Borbely
University of Wisconsin [USA, Wisconsin] – John Klus
 
CONTRIBUTORS
 
The following contributors have helped in the continuing process of testing and providing feedback on the self-assessment and benchmarking tools.
 
      Anna-Maija Ahonen, Aalto University
      Guus de Mari, Technische Universiteit Delft
      Flemmikng Fink – Lars Frølund, Aarhus Universitet
      Terrye Schaetzel, Georgia Institute of Technology
      Wim Van Petegem, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven