CME Seminars

You’ve seen the evidence. You’ve learned the content. But how do you put it to use? While it might seem easy to use what you learned in continuing medical education (CME), it may help if you have a strategy. Luckily, several proven methods make implementing evidence-based practice in healthcare that…

If you're ready to take the next step in your career, you need to know the ins and outs of physician contracts. Knowing what to expect in these agreements is only the first step—you also have to learn how to spot red flags and potentially negotiate a better offer. Not…

Time management is a skill many people find challenging, whether they’re doctors, teachers or librarians (and everything in between!). In some fields, like healthcare, every minute counts, so this is a skill you’ll want to develop continuously. Whether you’re a new doctor who wants balance or a pro who needs…

Interacting with your patients—both in the office and out—is integral to their overall care experience. Active engagement can influence everything from health outcomes to costs. But where do you start? Whether you’re implementing patient engagement strategies for the first time or want a refresher, you’ve come to the right place.…

You may have heard about mentors throughout medical school but wondered how it affected you. Or maybe you’ve lost touch with a previous guide and want to find a new one. Regardless of your reasons, mentoring in medicine can provide many benefits toward your professional development—whether you have one or…

There are risks associated with the day-to-day operations of any health organization. Potential problems include anything from giving the wrong medication to cybersecurity concerns. Healthcare risk management is discovering and responding to these potential or active issues. These processes can keep your organization compliant and help you provide better services.…

Emergency medicine is not a primary care specialty. The two fields can easily be described with opposite characteristics. Emergency medicine is short term care reactive to an acute injury or illness. Primary care, particularly family medicine, offers ongoing, long term care. Ideally, primary care is proactive and preventative; primary care…

Mental health is on the forefront of primary care providers’ minds for many reasons. Mental illness currently impacts almost a quarter of adults in the US. Primary care teams are operating at the front line as the healthcare system struggles to adapt to the population’s needs. SAVE $50 Sign up…

As researchers investigate the causes, effects and prevention of physician burnout, one thing is clear: the prevalence of burnout makes it impossible to ignore. “In 2022, 46% of health workers reported feeling burned out often or very often,” according to the CDC. The factors leading to burnout are complex but…

Health literacy is defined by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services as the ability to “find, understand, and use information and services to inform health-related decisions and actions.” This skill, absolutely essential for long term health and well-being, illustrates the importance of patient education tailored to specific populations.…

As a healthcare provider, you’re subject to a lot of information about how you should treat your patients, especially as new techniques, tools and technologies are introduced. Some of these influential sources have promotional or commercial intent, like a device manufacturer or pharmaceutical company. While these sources are not inherently…

CME isn’t just another requirement of a demanding profession, it is an opportunity to grow as a clinician and as a human. With a large selection of specialties and leading-edge topics available, CME remains a mainstay of medical education and is an opportunity to advance your practice. CME activities can…

The following is a guide to state CME requirements in the states that require practitioners to earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ in order to maintain a license to practice medicine in that state. All state CME requirements indicate directives for MDs and/or DOs unless otherwise specified. Please see your…

A challenging and ever-changing industry like healthcare demands an updating of skills to improve health outcomes and patient satisfaction. But healthcare professionals, while devoted to care, are not simply care providers. They are employees, team members and working people with career aspirations. In order to excel in healthcare one needs…

Advanced medical practitioners newer to continuing education and advanced credentialing opportunities may wonder what the difference is between two common acronyms in healthcare: CME and CNE. What is CNE? CNE stands for Certified Nurse Educator®, a voluntary credential earned by those who desire to teach nursing professionally. Certified Nurse Educators…

Doctors, nurses and other advanced practitioners aren’t just at the front lines of care, they are central to the functioning of healthcare facilities. Within the job description of these vital practitioners are duties comprising both non-clinical and clinical responsibilities. These roles are ever-changing, and with them, so do the continuing…