Researchers aimed to guide a national simulation-based medical education curriculum for pediatric hospitalists by identifying high-priority training topics across cognitive, psychomotor and affective domains.

The American Board of Thoracic Surgery (ABTS) will end self-reporting of continuing medical education (CME) credits by diplomates on December 31, 2027.

Lawmakers and witnesses at a House hearing emphasized that expanding residency training in rural areas is essential to improving healthcare access.

From 2004-2014, the Almanac’s Reality CME series offered a place where the questions of real professionals in CME drove the conversation. As part of the Almanac’s celebration of the Alliance’s 50th Anniversary, I was tasked as an Almanac Editorial Board member to revisit this series and consider how we could bring it back. Doing so reminded me how powerful it is to have space for real, unfiltered questions, and I — along with the rest of the Board — knew it had to return.

Passion may not pay the bills, but it does fund ingenuity. It’s a cheeky line that hits home for many of us in CME/CPD. We’ve kept programs afloat on creativity, collaboration and caffeine, all in the name of meaningful learning.