Global Standards In Medical Education For Better Health Care, an international conference for medical educators, originally scheduled for September 2002, has been rescheduled for March 15 to 19, 2003, in Copenhagen...
A new study, the first of its kind to compare levels of career satisfaction across multiple medical disciplines, says most physicans are satisfied with their careers, but that high levels of dissatisfaction among practitioners in the fields of...
A coalition of the nation's leading medical organizations, advocacy groups, and government agencies will come together August 3-4 to explore a broad, coordinated national approach to promoting peripheral vascular health awareness and education...
A coalition of the nation's leading medical organizations, advocacy groups, and government agencies will come together August 3-4 to explore a broad, coordinated national approach to promoting peripheral vascular health awareness and education...
As seniors seek treatment for multiple chronic conditions, the medications individually intended to make them better may collectively be making them worse, and in some cases putting them at mortal risk, a new study shows...
The Society for Academic Continuing Medical Education (SACME) will hold its Fall Meeting in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges, November 8-11, 2002, in San Francisco...
E-detailing--receiving information about pharmaceuticals via the Internet--is a growing trend. But physicians still want to see detailers, too--just less often...
Thomson Professional Postgraduate Services (PPS), a division of Thomson Physicians World (PW), announces it is partnering with Duke University School of Medicine to sponsor a 4-day conference for CME professionals...
Organized to bring together the sponsor, CRO (contract research organization), SMO (Site Mangement Organization), ARO (Academic Research Organization), and Investigator Site communities, a conference entitled "10th Contracting & Negotiating...