[Comment] Hidden conflicts of interest in continuing medical education
Continuing medical education (CME) is an integral part of postgraduate training for medical professionals in the USA and globally. CME enables physicians to maintain and gain knowledge and skills that ensure optimal medical care and outcomes for patients. For these reasons CME is a required component of licensure in the USA.1,2 Since most physicians regularly complete CME hours, conflicts of interest that could introduce bias into CME must be avoided to prevent potentially detrimental downstream effects on patient care.
Source: LANCET - Category: General Medicine Authors: Ladan Golestaneh, Ethan Cowan Tags: Comment Source Type: research
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