Episode description
This is the first of several podcast episodes featuring a workshop leader discussing their session for the 14th Annual European CME Forum, held virtually 3-5 November 2021. In this episode Eugene Pozniak (European CME Forum) is joined by Alvaro Margolis (EviMed) to discuss his upcoming workshop: International collaboration in online Continuing Medical Education across the Americas.
The theme for the meeting this year is “The 3-legged stool: Achieving balance for effective CME”. Effective CME-CPD requires a stable relationship between three key factors, just as a three-legged stool requires all three legs to remain balanced. In this year’s meeting we will examine the spectrum of control and influence in each “leg”.
Tune in to learn more about the type of workshops that will be presented at the 14th Annual European CME Forum.
On today’s episode you will hear about:
- Alvaro Margolis’s career and interest in CME-CPD
- Why Alvaro was interested in presenting a workshop at 14ECF
- Background to the workshop
- Challenges of developing education in several languages
- Why Alvaro’s project will form the basis of a valuable workshop at 14ECF
- The response and feedback Alvaro expects to get from meeting delegates
- Questions Alvaro has for the 14ECF delegates
- What Alvaro hopes delegates will take from his experiences and implement in their own practice after attending the workshop
- Disparities in healthcare practices between different countries and healthcare systems
- Importance of cultural sensitivity when developing educational programmes and collaborations
- Value of CME credits in different countries
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