Now that the comment period is open, here are some details on the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education’s new criteria for top commendation.
Is it possible for a travel manager to learn to take on meetings? Of course, but it will require looking at existing responsibilities in a different light, and learning some new ones. Here's what you need to know about the similarities&mdash...
Prague is quite possibly my favorite city in Europe. It has everything you could want in a city: history, culture, amazing architecture, beautiful buildings, great food, easy walkability, an accessible airport, a remarkable hotel product, and eve...
In March, I attended a trade show in the Punta Cana area of the Dominican Republic. While there, I did site visits of many hotels and gained an appreciation for the region. Punta Cana is located in the easternmost province of the Dominican Republ...
SMM expert Shimon Avish of Shimon Avish Consulting LLC is our Meetings Maven, part of MeetingsNet’s IdeaXchange panel of contributors. Send your queries and quandaries about designing and implementing strategic meetings management programs...
Up to now, Meeting Professionals International’s CMM program has been the gold standard of education in the meetings industry. When I went through the course, I had about 12 years of hospitality industry experience and was fairly new to the...
MeetingsNet/medical columnist Ann Lichti invites colleagues to share how they all collaborated on a CME initiative that resulted in improvements in physician performance.
The Accreditation Council for CME proposed some changes to its system that are designed to simplify the process of becoming ACCME-accredited. We asked columnist Steve Passin and his colleagues at Steve Passin & Associates to outline and...
Personalized medicine offers many promising new approaches to healthcare. Now that practitioners understand signaling pathways, biomarkers, and other molecular data, they can identify patients who are at risk of developing a disease, predict how...
