ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How can we meet clinicians where they are while helping move evidence into practice?
Join us for a conversation with Megan Pruitt, Director of the SCORxE Academic Detailing Service at the Medical University of South Carolina. Megan shares her journey into academic detailing, how SCORxE tailors its approach to the needs of clinicians in South Carolina, and what she’s learned about building trust, supporting detailers, and translating evidence into meaningful change—especially in today’s complex healthcare landscape. We also look ahead to her upcoming session at the NaRCAD Conference in November.
Learn more and register for the conference: https://www.narcad.org/conference-series.html
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United States
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