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I recently posted about how the Office of Professional and Continuing Education at the University of North Texas Health Science Center received a perfect score during its reaccreditation by the American Osteopathic Association, the national...

According to this article on Jersey.com, New Jersey has become the first state in the U.S. to pass a law that mandates docs be educated on the unique needs of patients from different cultural backgrounds...

I thought it was interesting--and somewhat bold--for the Southern Medical Journal to devote its December issue's continuing medical education section to spirituality in health care. (See article about it in Theology News.) ...

A reader today e-mailed me with a question I don't really have an answer to, so I thought I'd ask you all: She said she was hearing that some pharma companies are requiring site visits for CME providers whose programs they might provide commercial...

Did I mention that the March/April issue of Medical Meetings just went up on our Web site? You can view it here. There's a lot of good stuff, including what I think is downright exhaustive coverage of this year's Alliance for CME meeting...

A guest blog from Medical Meetings' editor, Tamar Hosansky, from her editorial in the March/April issue...

This post courtesy of Anne Taylor-Vaisey: Just published in BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making: Nancy L Bennett , Linda L Casebeer , Robert Kristofco and Blanche C Collins Family physicians information seeking behaviors: A survey...

This post courtesy of Anne Taylor-Vaisey: News for Medical & Adult Educators: updated March 14 2005 Latest SACME updates To comment on this post, click on "comments" below. To receive a weekly update, e-mail Sue.

Yet another source has chimed in on this one: Now an article in AM News confirms what we've found in our Physicians Survey: Docs like their med ed live, not online. (Thanks once again to Anne Taylor-Vaisey for the pointer.) ...