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May 7, 2013 | 9:06 amInteresting article/review in Circulation (American Heart Association) about Digital Social Networks and Health. Free full text. [More...]
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Category Archives: Medical Education
CME Outfitters Awarded Accreditation with Commendation
CME Outfitters (CMEO), a leading provider for continuing medical education, is proud to announce that it has been awarded Accreditation with Commendation, the highest recognition an organization can merit. This is a second time award for CMEO since it first … Continue reading
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CME Outfitters Celebrates Successes From the 37th Annual Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions Conference
Attendance at the Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions 37th Annual Conference resulted in CME Outfitters receiving two NAMEC Awards and one Distinguished Member Award CME Outfitters (CMEO), a leading provider for continuing medical education, celebrates its many … Continue reading
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CME Outfitters Launches New Expert Interview Format
CME Outfitters, LLC has launched a new educational format, the Expert Interview. This new format provides a forum for curriculum-based education by delivering an avenue for clinicians to submit specific questions to expert faculty that apply directly to clinical practice. … Continue reading
Posted in CME, Medical Education, Rheumatoid arthritis
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Risk Rx Publishes CMEO Article on Diagnostic Errors in Clinical Practice
Risk Rx, a State University of Florida Self-Insurance Program (UF SIP) publication, recently published a reprint of a CME Outfitters, LLC (CMEO) neuroscienceCME Compass Points article written by Christina J. Ansted, MPH, CCMEP. This article discusses the pitfalls of cognitive … Continue reading
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Chair Summit Meeting Highlights – available now in HORM
Article series from the 3rd Annual Chair Summit, The Master Class for Neuroscience Professional Development (Chair Summit) available now in Health Outcomes Research in Medicine journal (HORM) The continuing professional development of clinicians protects one of our nation’s most precious … Continue reading
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Do Family Physicians Read Clinical Synopses Beyond Email Alerts?
A new study published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR) studied 41 family physicians to evaluate whether they retrieved clinical research synopses that they previously read as email alerts. The researchers point out that the environment of primary … Continue reading
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Studying Bias in Evaluations of Doctors
According to an article in the British Medical Journal, official assessments of a doctor’s professionalism should be considered carefully before being accepted due to the tendency for some doctors to receive lower scores than others, and the tendency of some … Continue reading
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