To address the growing U.S. physician shortage, the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) has launched Pilot Pathway E, an initiative that enables licensed, internationally trained physicians (ITPs) to earn specialty board certification...

Worldwide, accredited continuing medical education and professional development (CME/CPD) are a significant system for enhancing healthcare quality, safety, and efficiency.

A new report from the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) shows that a record 1,025,104 physicians and medical specialists are currently certified by its 24 Member Boards.

Steve Poulton, Continuing Professional Development Advisor at the College of Paramedics in the United Kingdom, discusses the principles of collaboration, education, and representation that drive modern paramedicine.

A recent review examined simulation-based interventions in acute stroke care to identify any research gaps and suggest future directions for simulations.

The American Medical Association (AMA) is endorsing a proposal by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) to strengthen nutrition education in all U.S. medical degree programs.

A new initiative at the University of California, San Francisco School of Pharmacy is supporting ambitious pharmacy technicians in the state as they pursue their dreams of advancing to pharmacist status.

A recent study examined the impact of a continuing education program on nurses' perceived practice outcomes and the barriers they face.

A comparison of in-person and livestream continuing medical education (CME) formats concluded that livestreaming is an effective alternative to in-person CME for all learners, even with varying levels of digital competence.