ME Association’s Post

PETITION: ME/CFS: Changing the Definition - Please consider signing and sharing this petition "Elsevier (publisher) - Petition to request updating of the description of ME/CFS in Kumar and Clark’s Clinical Medicine textbook. We the undersigned, request that the next edition of Kumar and Clark’s Clinical Medicine, due in 2025, address 5 points." (as outlined on the petition page) Read the details in full and sign here: https://chng.it/RcJMZDDjNG #pwME #MECFS #MyalgicE #MyalgicEncephalomyelits #MedicalTextBook #MedicalEducation #Petition

Check out my Bridgin9 9aps: The UPCM Class 1999 UP MED Webinars 2024 - “Lenten Webinar: The Role of Spirituality in Medical Research” digital certificate issued by Xperto via Sertifier! #sertifier #digitalbadge #digitalcertificate #digitalcredentials #medicalresearch

‘Could I be the face of medicine?’ This was one of the EPQ ideas proposed to me by a previous medical student! On the topic of EPQ, I need some suggestions on choosing an EPQ topic surrounding healthcare preferably medicine! This can be as broad or as specific as you like just pop your ideas in the comments and while you’re at it (if you’re doing/or have done an EPQ) tell me what you’ve chosen for your EPQ!

Sharing a conversation with Alex Howson from Write Medicine, about Medical Affairs strategy and new ways to think about leveraging independent medical education teams as internal experts for advancing clinicians along scientific journeys. Welcome your thoughts!

As a CME professional, maybe you’re struggling to effectively communicate your initiatives' impact to your supporter’s IME personnel. This week’s guest on Write Medicine is IME expert, Nancy Paynter, who shares valuable insights and practical advice to help you navigate this complex landscape. Join us as we cover: - The concept of the "scientific journey" for clinicians - Strategies for using root cause analysis and data-driven approaches to enhance program impact - Ways to break down silos and foster collaboration between CME and IME personnel And more! Join us to gain a deeper understanding of the evolving role of IME and medical affairs and their strategic priorities: https://lnkd.in/dRTGQvAM #medicalaffairs #CME #IME

Monitoring Clinical Outcomes In Western And Traditional Chinese Medicine by March Chai. This paradigm-shifting method for measuring clinical intervention effect is now available in e-book format: https://lnkd.in/gX8iCfH3

Watch the video of Professor Ohad Cohen, our Director of Medical Affairs, outlining the topics* that will be presented at the upcoming #ATTD congress. Click here for all the information: attd.kenes.com    *These topics are part of scientific studies and not instructions for use, the MiniMedTM  780G system should only be used in accordance with the user guide.

As a CME professional, maybe you’re struggling to effectively communicate your initiatives' impact to your supporter’s IME personnel. This week’s guest on Write Medicine is IME expert, Nancy Paynter, who shares valuable insights and practical advice to help you navigate this complex landscape. Join us as we cover: - The concept of the "scientific journey" for clinicians - Strategies for using root cause analysis and data-driven approaches to enhance program impact - Ways to break down silos and foster collaboration between CME and IME personnel And more! Join us to gain a deeper understanding of the evolving role of IME and medical affairs and their strategic priorities: https://lnkd.in/dRrcDsC9 #medicalaffairs #CME #IME

🚀 Just launched a comprehensive course, "Critical Appraisal of Scientific Evidence"! This course is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the essential skills needed to evaluate scientific evidence and make informed decisions in evidence-based medicine. https://buff.ly/4c5PRtz 🔍 Course Highlights: 6 weks, self-paced and FREE #criticalappraisalcourse #evidencebasedmedicine #scientificresearch #scuentificevidence

Unlike what it may be perceived as a basic medical sense, practicing Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) is not easy. It requires using an integrated triad of: 1. Clinical expertise 2. Retrieval of the relevant evidence 3. Consideration of the patient values and preferences at the time where shared decision making is critical However, presence of the integrated triad is the base but it cannot solely make the medical practice evident, unless it undergoes a series of sequential steps that help drawing a conclusion. These steps are: I. Identifying the questions to be answered II. Retrieval of the relevant evidence III. Critically appraising the retrieved evidences IV. Confirm evidence applicability V. Draw a conclusion & evaluate