Save the date for free webinar on social media and CME
Jul 11, 2011
Blogs, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube—it's all too much to deal with on a personal level, much less try to figure out how to use all of today's social media tools to enhance your CME program. You may even be wondering if you should be using...
The Science of Standardization: CME Budget and Reconciliation Templates
Jul 11, 2011
How a working group of educators and grantors collaborated to create standardized budget templates and terminology.
Story time
Jul 01, 2011
We know that humans learn through stories, and that things learned through stories tend to stick. And when you can relate those stories to your everyday experiences, well, you can count on the knowledge to become part of your everyday repertoire...
Ironic in the best possible way
Jun 30, 2011
I love this story about a man who had the luck (if you can call it lucky to have to suffer a cardiac event at all) to have a heart attack during a lecture on heart disease at the Central Maine Medical Center. Talk about having a doctor (and some...
Video on how to design CME to impact patient outcomes
Jun 24, 2011
Medical Meetings' ...
Why hasn't academic detailing caught on?
Jun 23, 2011
Reading this editorial by Jerry Avorn in today's Boston Globe about academic detailing got me wondering why this hasn't really taken off. Avorn, the so-called "father of academic detailing," has been critical of the commercially supported CME...
AMA passes latest version of CEJA CME report
Jun 21, 2011
I can hear the moans now: The American Medical Association's House of Delegates has finally approved the latest of its Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs many versions of proposed recommendations around commercial support and CME. Sigh. I'm...
Best response yet to the study about docs and bias
Jun 21, 2011
Remember the study about the potential for bias in commercially supported CME that came out in the May issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine? I (and others) tend to get caught up in the whole actual versus perceived bias argument, but this...
Physician Shares Likes, Dislikes About Live Medical Meetings
Jun 15, 2011
Stefan Schneeberger, M.D., an Austrian transplant surgeon, spoke about the benefits of live medical meetings at a recent conference that garnered opinions from a variety of stakeholders about the future of global meetings, both live and virtual...
AstraZenica to Stop Underwriting International Physician Travel to Meetings
Jun 09, 2011
"We have decided that we will no longer pay for doctors to attend international scientific and medical congresses but will instead focus our educational efforts on local educational opportunities for healthcare professionals," said AstraZeneca...
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