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The Role of Commercial Interest Employees in CME

Fri, 09/10/2010 - 10:13 — staffreview

Description: What do I need to know about the role of employees of commercial interests in the planning and delivery of continuing medical education activities?

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  • ACCME Video FAQ
  • commercial interests
  • conflict of interest
  • Criterion 7
  • discovery
  • employees
  • faculty
  • first use
  • independence
  • industry
  • industry scientists
  • planners
  • products
  • promotion
  • researchers
  • role
  • scientists
  • SCS 1
  • SCS2
  • Standards for Commercial Support
  • translation
  • ShareShare

Criteria Overview

Thu, 06/04/2009 - 16:14 — breakthrough

Description: How would you explain the ACCME 2006 Accreditation Criteria for accredited CME in general terms?
 
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  • ACCME Video FAQ
  • activity planning
  • advertising
  • commercial bias
  • Criteria
  • designing for change
  • desirable physician attributes
  • expected results
  • format
  • independence
  • mission
  • needs
  • Overall Program
  • Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA)
  • professional practice gaps
  • promotion
  • quality improvement
  • scope of practice
  • Standards for Commercial Support
  • ShareShare

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