Although developments in cancer immunotherapy (immuno-oncology or I-O) continue to improve targeted treatments for patients with cancers such as melanoma and non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), there is an ongoing need for education that improves...

This article examines the outcomes of our experiment, offering valuable insights for both grant applicants and industry supporters. By sharing our successes, challenges and lessons learned, we hope to contribute to the ongoing improvement of...

Capturing great quotes from learners can be a challenge even for the most experienced CME/CE professional. If you find yourself struggling to ask good open-ended questions, you won’t want to miss “‘If You Build It, They Will...

Outcomes in CE have traditionally relied on pre- and post-education assessment of knowledge, competence and/or performance.

Over the past decade, our CE/CPD community has made significant progress in the science and delivery of outcomes. This work has contributed to the impact of various disease-state medical affairs goals across industry.

In part four of our ongoing series “Advancing Continuing Medical Education: Reflecting on the Past and Charting a Path Forward,” we shift focus to outcomes measurement as an integrated part of the educational design, identifying the...

Our forward-focused conversation continues with this third installment in a series focused on Advancing Continuing Medical Education (CME*). Most recently, our article focused on team-based education and the importance of design.

A recent claim about natural language processing (NLP) techniques caught my attention. An Almanac ChatGPT-generated article suggested that “ChatGPT can make sense of vast amounts of qualitative data received from interviews and open-ended...