Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions : Leadership

Leadership

Insights into CME Strategic Leadership: Reflections from Industry Leaders

By: Jill Erickson, MPH, RD | Feb 13

The process of sifting through the plethora of leadership development resources available via websites, books and social media may be daunting. Fortunately, a cadre of leaders within our profession has compiled the best advice and current research for you.

Note from the Alliance Leadership

By: Steven Kawczak, PhD, CHCP | Feb 9

The Alliance Board president and the 2018 Annual Conference Committee chair speak to a session from the 2018 Annual Conference.

A Look Back: Reflections from 2017 Alliance President Gayla Bruner

By: Gayla Bruner, BSN, RN, CHCP | Jan 22

As Gayla Bruner's term ends, she reflects upon those who make up the Alliance and events that shaped the organization.

Ethics in CEhp

By: Jacob S. Coverstone | Jan 17

At its core, our profession helps others to improve healthcare. Now, I think it’s time we discuss ethics in continuing education.

Francis Maitland and the Value of a CME Mentor

By: Alliance Administrator | Dec 18

Melvin Freeman gives the 2017 Francis M. Maitland Memorial address at the Alliance Annual Conference.

In Honor of Debra Gist

By: Alliance Administrator | Oct 16

Upon learning of the passing of Debra Gist, MPH, FACEHP, on Oct. 2, 2017, some of her colleagues came together to share their thoughts on her contributions and friendship.

The Impact of Hurricane Harvey on Friends and Colleagues

By: Alliance Administrator | Sep 21

After the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, the Almanac contacted the Texas Alliance for CME to learn how the storm affected the community and how they came together to help those in need.

Alliance Strategic Plan: Update

By: Alliance Administrator | Sep 18

See how the Alliance board is planning for the second half of the year; specifically, how the strategic planning process works.

Is Healthcare Continuing Professional Development a “Real” Profession?

By: Alliance Administrator | Aug 29

Why is healthcare CPD a “real” profession? Alliance is helping bring recognition to this field, as well as providing certifications and learning materials for healthcare CPD professionals.

CE Professionals as Leaders

By: Alliance Administrator | Aug 21

Learn how to maximize you leadership potential as a CEHp professional with powerful advice from former ACEhp president, Bob Addleton.

Understanding and Communicating the Dynamic Nature of “Value”

By: Alliance Administrator | Jul 26

With so much focus on justifying the value of our role in the healthcare system, we must collaborate to understand, explain and promote the benefits that our CME/CE educational activities provides.

Mid-Year Update from the Alliance President

By: Alliance Administrator | Jul 5

Using the strategic plan as a guide, significant progress has been made in the areas of strategic outreach, professionalism and membership. Each of these pillars of the strategic plan is broken down into goals with specific committees working together and in partnership to make these goals reality.

Leading from Where We Are: Reflecting on the 10th Annual Industry Summit

By: Alliance Administrator | Jun 19

Philadelphia was once again host to the Alliance Industry Summit from May 22-25, 2017, attended by more than 310 participants and speakers representing a diverse set of healthcare stakeholders.

Tips and Strategies for Managing and Administering a Continuing Education Program

By: Alliance Administrator | May 16

CE Competency Series #5

Interview with Katherine Hauswirth, RN, MSN

By: Alliance Administrator | May 16

Substance Abuse and HCV: Practical Approaches for Addiction Specialists to Engage Patients in Better Care

Encouraging Alliance Members to Be Agents of Change

By: Alliance Administrator | May 16

This speech was delivered on Jan. 28, 2017, by Dennis K. Wentz, MD, at the Alliance Annual Conference Award Ceremony. Dennis was one of the two recipients of the 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award.

CME: A Retrospective and Prospective

By: Alliance Administrator | May 16

This speech was delivered on Jan. 28, 2017, by Lewis A Miller, MS, CHCP, at the Alliance Annual Conference Award Ceremony. Lewis Miller was one of the two recipients of the 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award.

Q&A with 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Lewis A. Miller, MS CCHP

By: Alliance Administrator | Apr 17

Lewis A. Miller is the founder and a principal of WentzMiller Global Services, a consulting company to medical education companies, medical societies and the pharma industry — and, in China, a division of the health ministry. He is also one of two winners of the 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award.

An Interview with President Gayla Bruner

By: Alliance Administrator | Mar 13

Diana Durham, Ph.D., Alliance Director and Board liaison to the Almanac, sat down with Alliance President Gayla Bruner to discuss their history together, the profession and Gayla’s plans as president.

ACCME Update: Promoting Engagement, Opportunity and Strategic Value Through Accredited CME

By: Alliance Administrator | Mar 13

This article was reported from Graham McMahon, MD, MMSc’s workshop, “Promoting Engagement, Opportunity and Strategic Value through Accredited CME,” presented on Jan. 26, 2017.

42nd Alliance Annual Conference Highlights

By: Alliance Administrator | Feb 13

At the 2017 Alliance conference, approximately 1,200 professional healthcare educators from various settings and sides of the equation gathered to learn and discuss how using their expertise in learning science and measurement can be combined with leadership to shape the future of the profession.

Drunk Tank Pink: And Other Unexpected Forces That Shape How We Think, Feel, and Behave

By: Alliance Administrator | Jan 9

A review of "Drunk Tank Pink: And Other Unexpected Forces That Shape How We Think, Feel, and Behave" by Brian S. McGowan, PhD, FACEHP, Chief Learning Officer and Co-Founder, ArchMedX Inc.

Quality and Innovation Summit (QIS) 2016: Coming Together to Provide a Unique Learning Experience

By: Alliance Administrator | Dec 5

This past September, 204 continuing education professionals and other healthcare stakeholders returned to their work settings armed with ideas and relevant action plans after attending the inaugural Alliance Quality and Innovation Summit (QIS) 2016 at Cleveland Clinic.

Update on Foundation for Continuing Education in the Health Professions

By: Alliance Administrator | Dec 5

The Alliance Board has acknowledged changes to the Foundation for Continuing Education in the Health Professions (FCEhp), and we wish to explain what those changes are and why they were made.

Research and Evaluation Conversation Series: A Conversation with Heidi Keeler, Ph.D., RN

By: Alliance Administrator | Dec 5

In an interview with Heidi Keeler, Ph.D., RN, Wendy Turell, DrPH, CHCP, addresses Alliance National Learning Competency Area 3: Measuring the Effectiveness of CEhp Activities and the Impact of Overall CEhp Program.

Communicating Across Generations

By: Alliance Administrator | Oct 3

Although generational differences go far back into recorded history, there is now research on how different generations work, think, learn and behave.

Education Is First Line in Combating the Opioid Crisis

By: Alliance Administrator | Sep 12

FDA Hearing on ER-LA Opioid REMS

Adult Learning: Observations from the Sidelines

By: Alliance Administrator | Jul 4

The purpose of this article is not to replicate what you can find elsewhere, but rather to share my observations about adult learning principles that I have made throughout my career. For 14 years, I oversaw all the continuing professional development activities of the American College of Cardiology

The 9th Annual Industry Summit and Its Collective Wisdom

By: Alliance Administrator | Jun 6

The Alliance Industry Summit (AIS) held a successful meeting May 9-11, 2016, in Philadelphia, with over 250 participants and speakers.

Alliance National Learning Competencies: Why, What and How

By: Alliance Administrator | May 2

Describing the work we do in CEhp to individuals outside of our field can be challenging. It is sometimes equally challenging to answer our own questions about the work we do.