Leadership

In the age of social media and a success-driven society, imposter syndrome has made itself hashtag-worthy. No matter what name it is called (e.g., imposter phenomenon, fraud syndrome, perceived fraudulence, etc.) , this psychological phenomenon...

How do clinicians know if they are treating patients too much, too little or just right? As continuing professional education (CPE) professionals, we focus on providing access to education that helps clinicians balance evidence-based science with...

Medical writers are vital partners in creating high-quality, evidence-based content for continuing medical education/continuing professional development (CME/CPD) activities and programs. Writers who specialize in CME/CPD often have a clinical,...

Recently, EACCME® 3.0 was released with updated guidelines which have sparked concern and discussion among accreditation specialists across Europe and North America. This article will highlight key updates to the EACCME® criteria and its...

The Almanac Editorial Board shares five reasons why you should respond to every ACCME Call for Comments.

Staying up to date on industry trends can feel like an overwhelming task. Information is everywhere in our digital world: blogs, websites, podcasts, newsletters, social media. 

As we reach the midpoint of 2023, it's time to take a look back at some of the most popular articles published on the Almanac this year.

A reflection on the Alliance 2023 Annual Conference Keynote Lecture by Dr. Russell J. Ledet

Do you have a burning question for someone in the grantor space, or are you in need of an answer to a frequently asked, grant-related question? Check out part 4 of the Almanac series, “Ask the Grantor.”