A new resource provides accredited providers with practical guidance for building, supporting and sustaining effective continuing education (CE) and continuing professional development (CPD) teams.

Ongoing developments in artificial intelligence (AI), precision medicine, digital health and quality improvement are transforming healthcare and creating new demands for workforce education.

The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions (SCAI) is urging the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) to eliminate procedural volume reporting requirements for maintenance of certification (MOC).

The Johnson & Johnson Institute, which was established in 1992, provides surgical and clinical education for healthcare professionals through a combination of in-person training and online learning.

A growing shortage of clinical preceptors is creating a significant bottleneck in the education of nurse practitioners, despite strong demand for these providers amid ongoing healthcare workforce shortages.

The American Medical Association (AMA) has launched the "Ethical AI Use in Medicine Series," a continuing medical education program developed in collaboration with the Duke Institute for Health Innovation and the Health AI Partnership.

Nevada is investing more than $15.7 million in Graduate Medical Education (GME) grants to expand physician training and improve access to healthcare across the state.

A nationwide survey of 305 school nurses examined how perceived role responsibility and self-efficacy influence mental health continuing education (CE) needs.

A pilot interprofessional training program was developed to improve clinical students’ understanding and use of plain language communication and health literacy in a pediatric ambulatory clinic.