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The Accreditation Council for CME is rolling out a three-year plan to strengthen its oversight.

Criticized by the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance and the CME community for its inadequate oversight system, the Accreditation Council for CME has announced a three-year plan designed to toughen its enforcement process and strengthen the boundaries between commercial supporters and providers.

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