The American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) has launched a new needs-based pilot program offering a 50% exam fee credit to eligible first-time candidates for the 2026 Internal Medicine Certification Exam.

The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education and the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) initiated a pivotal partnership a decade ago to help physicians integrate lifelong learning into their professional certification.

Researchers investigated the role of arts and humanities in continuing medical education (CME), an area where such programming remains limited despite its growing presence in undergraduate and graduate medical training.

This interprofessional continuing education event blended didactic presentations from experts in the field, real-world cases and simulation-based learning to better equip frontline providers with the resources and confidence to intervene when human trafficking is suspected.

Idaho faces significant barriers to expanding medical education, in large part due to a shortage of physicians willing to serve as preceptors for medical students.