Dr. Price Kerfoot discusses the research awarded the 2009 William Campbell Felch/Wyeth Award for Research in CME. His work in interactive spaced education to assess and improve knowledge is an example of both careful research as well as an innovative approach to CME. 21 minutes.

Beth Mulliken, MS, Outreach Program Manager for the Office of Continuing Professional Development at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine shares her experience in providing PI CME. Beth is a national leader in PI CME. Listening to her experience is very instructive. 15 minutes.

Dr. Gary Bird with PeerPoint  Medical Education Institute, LLC talks about the program recognized by the Alliance for Continuing Medical Education  as the Most Outstanding Certified Enduring Material CME Activity. 15 minutes.

On behalf of the CS2Day collaborative, Dr. George Mejicano describes four PI CME projects and one handheld project  being conducted around the country plus some interesting observations of how a collaborative effort strengthens broad-aimed CME efforts.

Jann Balmer, PhD, Director of CME at the University of Virgina School of Medicine and President of the Alliance for Continuing Medical Education discuses three major issues confronting the field of CME.

Dr. George Mejicano discusses the CS2Day project which is collaborative involving nine partner organizations focused on smoking cessation. If you are interested in or involved in a collaborative CME project you'll want to hear the experience to date of this effort. 20 minutes.

Jeanne Cole, MS  and Alexis Skoufalos, EdD discuss the program recognized for the "Great Idea Award" by the Medical School Member Section of the Alliance for Continuing Medical Education. An excellent example of how a CME program in collaboration with others can effect a culture of improvement in community hospital settings. 17 minutes.