Experts from Wiley discuss a strategy-driven approach to Medical Education, powered by timely, credible information delivered in multiple formats.
Continuing Medical Education (CME) providers have seen their role expand to offer valuable information for future programming and other strategic business decisions. Here is how CME providers are using data to create insights and impact.
A position from MAPS on how Medical Affairs can optimize industry-led and independent Medical Education for maximum value and impact
This e-Learning module will enable learners to define principles of and adopt an integrated approach to orchestrating omnichannel Company-led Education, identify stakeholder segmentation and associated learning journeys for use in content development, use the associated outcomes and insights to deliver and improve omnichannel medical education, while complying with industry regulations as well as company governance and oversight policies.
In this podcast, we talk about new directions in CME — and how to address the continuing need for social learning and perceived authority even as we make information more consumable.
The Alliance and GAME are two of the most important medical education organizations. Combined they host the larger membership between industry, providers and researchers dedicated to develop, implement and measure post-graduate educational programs.
This shared webinar Alliance/GAME/MAPS EE FAWG will:
· Introduce to Medical Affairs non experts the landscape of Medical Education supporting organizations
· Discuss positions and views on different actuality topics (eg. Digital education, Chat GPT/AI, quality education)
This second episode in the series discusses the activities of the External Education FAWG and the different learning opportunities that are currently available and coming soon to all MAPS members.
This series of the Elevate Podcast illuminates the path scientific communication takes from teaching to diagnosis to treating all the way to changing, prolonging, and saving patient lives.
Introduction to external Education eLearning Course
Free to Members and Non-Members
If you are new to Medical Affairs, just getting started in developing your skills in medical education, or want a quick refresher, sign up for this e-learning module which provides an introduction and overview of all the different types of industry approaches to External Education (EE). The course will help you:
Learning activities/assessments: eLearning self-paced module with knowledge checks and a brief posttest
Approximate time to complete the activity: 30 minutes
Prerequisites: None
Audience: Beginner to Intermediate; For any Independent Medical Education (IME) and/or Medical Affairs professionals involved in External Education
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of this online learning activity, participants should be able to:
Activity Developers:
MAPS is appreciative of the following MAPS members and other individuals who were instrumental in creating the course content.
Independent Medical Education eLearning Course
FAWG Group: External Education
Member: Free
Non-Member: 135$
Interested in broadening your understanding of the different types of External Education in the spirit of omnichannel engagement, and more specifically in Independent Medical Education? Designed Specifically for Medical Affairs professionals working in the Independent Medical Education (IME) function, as well as, other MA Professionals involved in External Education (EE), This course:
The one-hour course will assist organizations to not only understand the breadth and depth of IME but also plan for upskilling their team as needed and enhance collaboration with other Medical Affairs and cross-functional partners to leverage synergies.
Learning activities/assessments: eLearning self-paced module, knowledge checks, and brief posttest (moderate difficulty)
Approximate time to complete the activity: 60 minutes
Prerequisites: The eLearning module “Introduction to External Education” is highly recommended.
Audience: Beginner to Intermediate; For any Independent Medical Education (IME) and/or Medical Affairs professionals involved in External Education
At the conclusion of this online learning activity, participants should be able to:
ACTIVITY DEVELOPERS:
MAPS is appreciative of the following MAPS members and other individuals who were instrumental in creating the course content.