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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).
Individual ticket price:
£1,300.00
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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:
The meeting 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.
DAY 1 TUESDAY 16 NOVEMBER 2010
0900-1000 Session 1
Following the welcome address by Eugene Pozniak (Programme Director, European CME Forum), some time will be dedicated to assessing the educational needs of the delegates in the room led by Lawrence Sherman (SVP Educational Strategy, Prova Education).
10.30-12.00 Session 2: Putting the patient first
Following on from the high level of interest in last year’s evaluation of the role of the patient in CME, a complete session will be dedicated to this topic.
Participants: Ian Starke (Director of CPD, Royal Colleges of Physicians), Alex Wyke (CEO, PatientView), Jan Geissler (Director, European Cancer Patient Coalition) and Andras Fehervary (Head of External Affairs, Novartis)
13.30-15.00 Session 3: Setting standards in CME
As European CME evolves and becomes increasingly important to European doctors - becoming mandatory in more countries and more closely monitored in others - each stakeholder group in Europe is looking closer at the rules of engagement. Edwin Borman will lead this session with an overview of the pressing issues being considered by the CME accreditation bodies. The Good CME Practice Group - a group of leading European CME Providers - will present details of what they consider to be the quality standards that providers in Europe should follow. Also the viewpoint from the pharmaceutical industry and the challenges they face when supporting CME in Europe. Should pharma be adopting US rules globally? Or will local country implementation suffice when it comes to being seen as responsible partners in European CME in a transparent and credible way that satisfies all the required standards, from the healthcare professionals’ perspective, regulatory and legal requirements including the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (PCPA).
Participants: Edwin Borman (Chair, UEMS-EACCME CME Taskforce), Maureen Doyle-Scharff (Senior Director, External Medical Communications, Pfizer) and Thomas Kleinoeder (Chief Medical Officer, KWHC)
15.30-17.00 Session 4: Implementing standards in CME
This session will look at practical examples evaluating current experiences, as well as novel techniques that are being employed in Europe which are are pushing the CME agenda forward. Delegates will also get a thorough overview of the principles of Performance Improvement in CME.
Participants: Roland Kaiser (Medical Director, Hesse Chamber of Physicians, Germany), Helmut Madersbacher (Chair, EU-ACME), Ernst Engelmayr (Board Member, Bavarian GP Association, Germany), Peter Posel (CEO, QUAIME, Switzerland), Nigel Sparrow (Chairman, Professional Development Board, Royal College of General Practitioners) and Suzanne Murray (President, AXDEV Group, Canada)
DAY 2 WEDNESDAY 17 NOVEMBER 2010
08.30-10.00 Session 5: Question Time
Following last year’s successful Pro-Con debate, this interactive session will be repeated with a panel taking questions from the audience and exploring relevant issues in European CME, taking the Chair once more will be Robin Stevenson (President, European Board for Accreditation in Pneumology)
10.30-12.00 Session 6: New developments and relationships in CME
This session will look at the recent developments in CME accreditation and how these changes are moulding new relationships in European CME. There is a growing need for broader cooperation and mutual understanding sometimes with the involvement of non-traditional partners.
Participants: Arcady Gual (Director, Spanish Accreditation Council for CME, Spain), Bernard Maillet (Secretary General, UEMS-EACCME), Alfonso Negri (Technical-Scientific Secretary, Italian Federation of Scientific Medical Societies and Chair, Rome CME-CPD Group), Philipp Leuschner (Scientific Liaison, EIMSED) and Thomas Kellner (Global Leader Medical Education, MSD)
13.30-15.00 Session 7: Learning about learning
Going beyond systems, standards and relationships, this workshop will examine how adults learn, enlightening the educators in CME how to address expert learners in a medical setting: how to keep their attention and best ways to present new concepts. The workshop will be led by: Jonas Nordquist (Director, Medical Case Centre, Department of Medicine, Karolinska Institute)
This will be followed by a discussion of how e-learning is being implemented in Europe looking at latest developments and practical examples.
15.15-16.00: Session 8
The final session will include a CME Unsession where Lawrence Sherman will revisit the educational needs uncovered at the start of the meeting and work with the delegates to ensure that there are no unanswered questions left.
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