Researchers developed a training program to enhance physicians' understanding of trauma-sensitive care in the emergency department. In all, 39 attending emergency physicians received four hours of training and completed prequestionnaires and postquestionnaires to evaluate their knowledge and comfort levels when providing care to sexual assault survivors.

Researchers developed the Jefferson Primary Care Champions Fellowship program to offer practical education, practice transformation, and leadership experiences for community-based primary care physicians and physician assistants. The fellowship's first cohort met monthly and engaged in student precepting training.

The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) has provided guidance regarding marketing incentives for accredited CME. The organization notes that accredited CME providers offering tangible high-value incentives such as gift cards must uphold transparency in marketing them.

A panel discussion at AIS 2022 focused on harnessing the power of trusted online communities to empower and educate patients, which social media plays an important role in. During a panel discussion at the Alliance Industry Summit (AIS) 2022 in Orlando, Jeannette Kaplun of Hispana Global and Jessica Turner of The Mom Creative shared keys to social media success.

The Alliance Career Pathways Series (CPS) is designed for early career professionals in the field of healthcare CPD. CPS 201: Designing and Managing a CPD Program concluded second of two installments on Tuesday, June 7. Course Moderator Heather Ranels, MA, MS, CHCP, provided key takeaways from the second installment of CPS 201.