Stephen M. Lewis, MA, CCMEP

President, Global Education Group

CME Monitor: CME to the Rescue 1

Changes in healthcare provide good reason to see CME and continuing education in a new light.

Survey data shows how we can continue to improve CME and demonstrate the value of what we do.

The One-Word Future of CME

The future of continuing medical education comes down to a simple concept and a single word: value.

The American Medical Association’s Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs stares at a clear, sunny day and chooses to call for rain.

While it’s not surprising that CME mirrors what’s happening in healthcare, some of the implications for the future are a little scary.

You may not know it, but no matter what type of CME provider you work for, it’s actually a medical education company.

The fifth time around, the American Medical Association’s Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs report on CME still misses the mark.

Continuing medical education is about a lot more than licensure requirements.

What the CME community can do now to be more productive in the future

If we define our mission objectives appropriately, the FDA-approved REMS could help launch certified CME into a higher orbit.

The Accreditation Council for CME, or ACCME, has gotten a lot of criticism lately. Maybe it's time to point out what it's doing right.

Has our focus on where CME funding comes from distracted us from what’s really important

After years of accusations without evidence, the truth about CME is finally setting us free

If you want to find bias in CME, start with the accusers.

Brian Russell was more than a veteran in the CME field; he also was a friend and mentor.