CME (continuing medical education) is a key concept of national strategies in health. A study was undertaken of the current knowledge and continuing future training requirements of nurses, Inspectors CME to inform policy to meet national goals of healthcare. Questionnaire distributed to nurses, pharmacist, doctors and health inspectors in rural hospital who practice Traditional Indian Medicine ...

OBJECTIVE To assess the impact of diverse continuing medical education (CME) interventions on physician performance and health care outcomes. DATA SOURCES Using continuing medical education and related phrases, we performed regular searches of the indexed literature (MEDLINE, Social Science Index, the National Technical Information Service, and Educational Research Information Clearinghouse) ...

Through the 1960s, many people claimed that drug advertising was educational and physicians often relied on it. Continuing Medical Education (CME) was developed to provide an alternative. However, because CME relied on grants, industry funders chose the subjects offered. Now policymakers worry that drug firms support CME to promote sales and that commercial support biases prescribing and foster...

geons, neurologists, neuroradiologists, and other practitioners. The purpose of this publication is to provide these physicians with current management strategies for dealing with a variety of disorders and conditions in the neurosciences, and to provide up-to-date diagnostic and prognostic information written by specialists in the field. It is estimated that it will take the physician 1 hour t...

abstract it has been proposed that we think of continuing medical education (cme) as a two-stranded helix, in which one strand represents the internal characteristics of the learner-physician, the other strand the culture and environment in which he or she practices and lives. in many countries, the product of these two strands has been increasingly termed ‘continuing professional development’,...