Medical Meetings columnist Steve Passin outlines what you need to know about the new AMA Learning from Teaching credits now available for academic CME providers.

The Sunshine Act allows docs to dispute what’s reported about them—and you’ll have only 15 days to prove otherwise.

Derek Warnick We have so enjoyed reading our new columnist’s blog posts that we asked him if we could share some of his insights in this magazine. So without further ado, here are some musings from Derek Warnick, CME professional and social me...

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...

Gavin Houston Gavin Houston, Universal WorldEvents’ CEO Americas and a regular contributor to the Pharma Forum conferences co-organized by Medical Meetings and The Center for Business Intelligence, has been named by the Philadelphia Business Jo...

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Understanding how to procure and pay for high-speed Internet access at events is confusing at best. You might be able to get free Wi-Fi. But do you want it? Maybe you should guarantee your speed and connection with some dedicated bandwidth and...

CVB CEO offers tips on how to work with hotels and CVBs to lessen the pain of adhering to Sunshine Act requirements