Mar 01, 2008

Let's stop scrambling to react to each new crisis, and instead focus on the search for solutions to CME’s problems

Mar 01, 2008

The biggest concern facing Pharmaceutical industry CME professionals is how to prove their value within their companies, a proposition that's becoming much more difficult because of the increasing government scrutiny of commercially-supported CME...

CME Leaders Fight Back against Attacks

Mar 01, 2008

CME leaders take action to restore the profession's credibility. A report from the Alliance for Continuing Medical Education annual conference

5 Steps to Building Real Firewalls

Mar 01, 2008

A provocative plan for separating CME from commercial interests

FDA issues draft guidance on promotion of off-label uses

Mar 01, 2008

In February, the Food and Drug Administration issued a draft guidance, “Good Reprint Practices,” that would allow drug and device companies some leeway in off-label promotion. The guidance would permit companies to give doctors reprints of...

Rating Commercial Bias on CME Evaluations

Mar 01, 2008

The Case ...

Wanted: CME Leadership

Mar 01, 2008

Before we move forward with any proposal, we should ask ourselves if the fix merely substitutes action for actual leadership

Texas

Mar 01, 2008

The old joke about the State Bird being the building crane must have been born in Texas. When one landmark project breaks ground, you can be sure that several others are moving forward around the state: a huge new hotel to connect to the...

Accreditation Council for CME Proposes Joint Accreditation System with Nursing and Pharmacy

Mar 01, 2008

The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education, the American Nurses Credentialing Center, and the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education are joining forces to develop a new team-based accreditation program...