For years, we’ve been educating primary care physicians about the latest treatments. Equal emphasis should now be placed on helping them navigate the current healthcare system.

Having worked in healthcare since the early 1970s, I would suggest that merely turning to the government for solutions is tremendously misguided [“The Election Effect,” December 2008]. Government involvement in the regulation and funding of...

Continuing medical education providers struggle with confusing messages from accreditation agencies

Pharma meeting pros shares strategies for keeping meetings healthy during a rough economy

We need to move away from producing one-size-fits-all CME, and develop high-quality activities that employ new formats to improve patient care.

The continuing medical education community fears transparency, but it is the one thing that will prove our worth and free us from unwarranted scrutiny.