Two technology experts explain how associations can use social media to build communities around their events

I just finished "Personal Best," Atul Gawande's latest New Yorker article, in which he explores the idea of improving performance in the operating room (and throughout the healthcare system) not by holding more traditional continuing medical...

I loved the interactive case studies (just like I love Medical Meetings' Ethical Hypothetical case studies). My only complaint is that it took such a long time to get through all the introductory stuff that we ran out of time to do even five cases...

Next up after the keynote was the AMA's Bette-Jane Crigger, PhD, who walked us through 10 myths about the recently passed CEJA Report 1-A-11. ...

The National Task Force on CME Provider/Industry Collaboration conference got under way today. My brain is uncomfortably stuffed; if it had a belt, it would have to let it out so all that gray matter could expand to accommodate all the info...

Check out this terrific article by Jennifer Young, a former intern with the American Society for Nephrology, on how this society entered into the world of social media and transformed itself in the process. As she says, as ASN began looking to...

A recent Twitter chat among CME professionals explored the differences between those who can provide content and those who truly educate.

The Alliance for CME is moving ahead with its plans to design and implement a system that would standardize the conflict-of-interest disclosure process for faculty.