outcomes
“To attend those who suffer, a physician must possess not only the scientific knowledge and technical abilities, but also an understanding of human nature. The patient is not just a group of symptoms, damaged organs and altered emotions....
By: Milini Mingo, MPA, CHCP
leadership
Healio CME sought to explore healthcare provider (HCP) needs and preferences regarding their CME habits, requirements and preferences.
By: Sarah Caputo, MS; Andrea Gaymon, MEd; and Amber Cox
education
The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) into continuing education (CE) represents a technological and pedagogical shift for learners in the medical field.
By: Milini Mingo, MPA, CHCP
education
In what sometimes seems like the mists of time, the Alliance for CME used to boldly state their commitment to CME on an international level, branded as “The International Association of CME Professionals” (Figure 1). The Alliance for...
By: Ron Murray and Eugene Pozniak
education
Sometimes the best demonstrations are the ones that do not go as planned. I recently learned this the hard way when a live AI demo in front of 150 colleagues and peers took an embarrassing turn, highlighting the very real issue of bias.
By: Andrew Crim, M.Ed., CHCP, FACEhp
education
In the world of healthcare, the significance of continuing education (CE) is undeniable. It acts as the guiding light in a healthcare professional's pursuit of excellence and ensures they stay on the path of medical knowledge and...
By: Milini Mingo, MPA, CHCP
outcomes
This series and its authors received the Almanac Author of the Year Award at the Alliance 2024 Annual Conference. Read the full series: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4.
By: Wendy Cerenzia, MS; Sarah Nisly, PharmD, MEd, BCPS, FCCP; Caroline Pardo, Ph.D., CHCP, FACEHP; and Emily Belcher
education
Although individual rare diseases may affect only a fraction of the population, collectively, more than 7,000 rare diseases impact 300 million people around the world. Sadly, some patients wait years for a diagnosis, and for many, the diagnosis...
leadership
A 2023 Gallup poll estimates 7.2% of Americans self-identify as LGBTQIA.1 This translates to about 23 million individuals — up two-fold from the 2012 Gallup poll where 3.5% of respondents shared that they identified as such.
By: Alana Brody, MBA, CHCP; and Ilon S. Rincon Portas, MD