The Alliance 2025 Annual Conference session entitled “Shifts in the Healthcare Landscape and Implications for Evolving Continuing Education”, which is being offered on Thursday, Jan. 9 from 3:45–5:15 p.m., is designed to provide an opportunity to reflect and plan.

Today, a tidal wave of new medical knowledge and technology, advanced educational tools and systemic healthcare changes are reshaping medicine and forcing a fundamental reckoning within healthcare education.

For people with epilepsy, non-specialists are a key part of the care team. Though they may not manage an individual's disease directly, these individuals need to be well-informed about the disease to improve epilepsy diagnosis and treatment.

A new training program from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and the University of Maryland-Baltimore aims to increase the familiarity and competence of healthcare professionals with regard to reproductive healthcare skills, including medication abortion, procedural abortion, and highly effective birth control methods.

New policies from the American Medical Association (AMA) aim to streamline continuing medication education (CME) reporting, increase resource allocation for rural healthcare, and enhance compensation and benefits for medical fellows.