4 Key Qualities to Look Out for in Continuing Medical Education

It’s never been this easy to get your CME credits. Technological advances paved the way for a continually growing list of approaches for lifelong learning. A medical conference cruise, for instance, has gained major attention from physicians from around the globe. Online webinars have also caught the curiosity of healthcare professionals who have a hard time fitting educational agendas into their schedules.


Despite the generally positive reception it earned, there remain a few who have reservations on taking CMEs -- thinking if such is really worth their time. So here are some of the key things to bear in mind when you finally decide to get CME credits.

  1. Consistent Communication

    Before you build trust, the CME provider should be able to contact you consistently and in a personal manner. Being able to know that your provider is approachable -especially in identifiable communication platforms like Gmail, Yahoo and/or company webmail is necessary because it is where you most probably will get important documents, verifications, and certifications after the conference.

  2. Integrated Evaluations

    Your CME provider should be able to give you the freedom to speak. An exceptional provider is not terrified of feedback and judgment -they make sure to initiate what must be done to offer better service to past and future clients.

  3. Accreditation

    CME solutions, no matter what else they provide, should meet particular accreditation set by accrediting providers in the industry. Additionally, they should meet all requirements by either the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) or a recognized state medical society (SMS)

  4. An Interactive Experience

    Whether you’re engaging in a webinar or an actual conference, it’s important that the CME inaugurates activities that allow for network-building opportunities. CME is not just about learning about a specific medical area, but also getting a good understanding of things from another perspective.
CME should not only be about learning -it should also be a path for better physical and mental health. Healthy MD CME blends education, health and luxury travel in one medical cruise ship.

  • Education: Learn from significant keynote speakers and other physicians on board. 
  • Health: Engage in fitness activities and indulge in wholesome food that will help rejuvenate your body and mind. 
  • Luxury travel: Create unforgettable memories onboard of offboard - Healthy MD CME will take you toward some of the amazing destinations in the world. 


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