Researchers evaluated six continuing education (CE) accreditation systems to see how the COVID-19 pandemic affected CE activities and learners.

In the realm of healthcare education, fostering collaboration across disciplines is not only advantageous but imperative for ensuring top-notch patient care.

“To attend those who suffer, a physician must possess not only the scientific knowledge and technical abilities, but also an understanding of human nature. The patient is not just a group of symptoms, damaged organs and altered emotions. The patient is a human being, at the same time worried and hopeful, who is searching for relief, help and trust.”

The Nurses on Board Coalition (NOBC) first convened in 2014 with the goal of increasing the number of nurse leaders in key decision-making roles on boards and commissions that serve to improve Americans' health.

Providing continuing professional development (CPD) classes in-person or online did not result in significant differences in intention for medical specialists, new research shows.