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3rd annual meeting of the European CME Forum, Berlin, 16-17 November 2010 - Delegate ticket
This event grows on the successes of the previous meetings; bringing together the key stakeholders in European CME to discuss the current status, latest developments and future outlook of CME in Europe.
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Ticket price includes 2 days of presentations and interactive sessions, delegate packs, lunches and refreshments, pre-conference workshop, networking receptions and conference dinner, post-conference report and online discussion forum (accomodation is not included).
25% DISCOUNT! EARLY BIRD PRICE AVAILABLE UNTIL 31 AUGUST 2010:
£975.00
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Conference Overview
Date: 16-17 November 2010
Venue: NH Berlin-Friedrichstrasse Hotel, Friedrichstrasse 96. D10117 Berlin. Tel: +49 302062660
Accommodation is available at a discount price if you quote European CME Forum and contact Axel Meiburg, CCO Sales Agent, NH Central Conference Office, Berlin. Email a.meiburg@nh-hotels.com
Programme Director: Eugene Pozniak Email epozniak@siyemi.org
Current programme details:
We are getting together the leading experts from across Europe to discuss the current status and future plans for CME in Europe. Each session will be led by a subject expert who will look into what in Europe is CME schwanengesang or zeitgeist (what's hot and what's not) looking at real-life examples with the aim of identifying best practice.
Speakers to include:
Edwin Borman (UEMS-EACCME)
Maureen Doyle-Scharff (Pfizer)
Arcady Gual (Spanish Accreditation Council for CME)
Roland Kaiser (Hesse Chamber of Physicians, Germany)
Thomas Kellner (MSD)
Maureen Lloyd (Pfizer)
Helmut Madersbacher (European Association of Urology)
Bernard Maillet (UEMS-EACCME)
Jonas Nordquist (Karolinska Institute)
Alfonso Negri (Italian Federation of Medical Societies)
Lawrence Sherman (Prova Education, USA)
Nigel Sparrow (Royal College of General Practitioners, UK)
Ian Starke (Royal College of Physicians, UK)
Robin Stevenson (European Board for Accreditation in Pneumology)
Alex Wyke (PatientView)
Following some exploratory presentations last year that demonstrated how the voice of the patient is increasing in importance, we have decided to start the meeting with "It’s all about the patient". Experienced speakers will guide us through the plethora of different types of patient groups and associations in Europe, elucidating how we can engage meaningfully with credible patient voices. We are also planning on demonstrating with actual examples how patients have had a direct affect on CME.
The "Question Time" style session received some of the highest feedback scores, so we will be repeating this - with a few developments. Robin Stevenson will be in the Chair again and is now working through the topics to be addressed with his panel
Another call for further information has been in the area of accreditation developments in Europe. We will cover the countries and systems where there have been most movement, with the the heads of CME accreditation bodies explaining how the changes are impacting the learner - within the context of how accreditation should be sought and gained by education providers.
Quality standards in CME will be addressed in two sessions. What can be learned from the US Performance Improvement moves? How can Quality be legislated for, implemented, or even measured? We will look at how each stakeholder group in Europe addresses this crucial topic and look at how standards are being defined and implemented, with experiences shared by CME bodies, education providers and the pharmaceutical industry.
The meeting once more will focus on a high level of interactivity between delegates as well as with faculty members. Built into the programme is also the freedom and flexibility for "unsession" activities to make sure that attendees will have answered all the questions they arrive with, as well as those emerging over the two days.
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