When the Accreditation Council for CME tallied up the responses to a recent call for comments about a proposed change to its Complaints and Inquiries Process, an overwhelming majority favored not naming those accused of violating ACCME’s...

A new immigration bill, S.B. 1070, which was signed into law in Arizona on April 23, has thrust the state into the center of a controversy and provoked local protests as well as a national call for convention boycotts...

StarCite, the Philadelphia-based meetings management technology company, announced yesterday that it has integrated a new scheduling tool for one-on-one meetings into its attendee-management product...

There may be more than meets the eye behind the high-stakes battle over labor rates and terms of work at Chicago’s McCormick Place...

Page views are passe, as are measures of time spent on the e-CME site, according a lively and very informative discussion going on now at the CME LinkedIn group. I won't even attempt to summarize it here -- if you aren't a member, I highly...

The Council of Medical Specialty Societies’ new ethical code aims to limit drug and device company influence over patient care.

I just now heard that Debra Gist, MPH, FACME, one of my favorite CME specialists -- who also happens to run one of the best CME blogs around -- has been hired as the new director of education with The American Academy of Dermatology...

The idea of nominating Harvard Medical School professor Donald Berwick to head the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services first came up a few weeks ago, but now it's official: President Obama nominated Berwick yesterday. I've been a bit of a...

Who would have thought that volcanic ash from Iceland would ground air traffic around the world, with cancellations cascading from Europe to North America and Asia in a matter of days...