Next webinar: Overcoming challenges in IME-CME outcomes: Are we on the right track?

Thursday 26 September 2024, 13.00-13.30 CEST

 

As IME/CME professionals, we are committed to developing educational content that meaningfully impacts clinical practice and ultimately improves patient outcomes. Moore’s model provides a valuable framework for evaluating the effectiveness of our programmes. However, given the demanding schedules of healthcare professionals (HCPs), the wide variety of content and formats available, the differing CME/CPD requirements across Europe, and the resource constraints among IME/CME providers, we face significant challenges:

  • Are we establishing the right standards for assessing the success of IME/CME outcomes evaluation?
  • Are we gathering the right data, and are we adequately involving the appropriate stakeholders to maximize the quality and potential of IME/CME outcomes?
  • How can we better engage HCPs in outcomes evaluation beyond their learning?
  • Most importantly, in what ways can we leverage rich outcomes data not only to demonstrate impact but also to meet the evolving data needs of diverse stakeholders and inform high-quality, high-impact educational initiatives?

Join Pan Chen (PeerVoice) and Monica Ghidinelli (AO Foundation) for a dynamic 30-minute webinar moderated by Celeste Kolanko (Liberum IME), where we address these pressing questions. We will delve into the application of Moore’s model for measuring the outcomes of diverse learning activities, discuss the challenges IME/CME providers face in outcomes evaluation, and explore practical strategies to overcome these challenges. Additionally, we will share insights on innovative tools and technologies that can enhance data accessibility and streamline data analysis and reporting.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain actionable insights and elevate your approach to outcomes evaluation. Register now and bring your questions for our panel—let’s advance the impact of IME/CME together!

This webinar is for anyone interested in how CME-CPD/IME is developed and presented in Europe. While attending this webinar is free, registration is required.

 

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The mission of the Good CME Practice group is to promote professionalism within the European CME provider community.
It achieves this by championing high standards in the development and delivery of CME in Europe through collaboration with critical stakeholders.
gCMEp aims to enhance the competence of CME providers in order to deliver high quality independent education for healthcare professionals with the ultimate aim of improving health outcomes.

 

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The Good CME Practice group approves and launches new membership category of “Associate Member” for organisations that comply with the geographical and mission requirements of membership, but does not yet have a CME track record.

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Good CME Practice group co-author of the Position Paper “Regulating for Bias in Medical Education – Reaction to the Pharmaceutical Industry Updated EFPIA Code of Practice” published in JECME, calling for more detailed guidance for Pharma when supporting independent medical education.

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Be a European-based academic or professional medical education provider
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