In an era where data-driven insights guide nearly every facet of healthcare decision-making, continuing medical education (CME) has evolved beyond a professional obligation — it has become a measurable component of risk mitigation and organizational performance.

Xuron developed and evaluated an online continuing medical education (CME) activity using an AI-driven virtual patient intended for primary care clinicians to practice MI for obesity care.

These findings frame the present work — a meta-analysis of single-session simulation activities using a unified AI-powered virtual human platform across 11 unique courses.

When a seemingly well-designed continuing education program doesn’t have the effect on clinicians’ clinical behaviors that we aimed for, what do we seek to adjust to make it more effective?

The Pfizer Global Medical Grants & Partnerships (GMGP) team attended the Alliance 2025 Annual Conference because GMGP leadership has always placed a premium on professional development and lifelong learning.