October 17 - 19, 2007

CMEpilot Exhibits at the
AMA CME Meeting

See the winner of the iPod Touch
Read about the conference buzz

CMEpilot was among 35 exhibitors at AMA's 2007 CME National Task Force meeting Oct. 17 to 19. Nearly 25 percent of the 700 or so attendees stopped by to enter our drawing for the new iPod Touch. Many discussed their technology needs and issues, the conference news, and viewed our demo featuring our custom online CME products and services. See a short summary of the topline technology buzz below, but first.....

Look Who Won
the iPod Touch Raffle

Wayne L. Pines
President of Healthcare
APCO Worldwide

CONGRATULATIONS, WAYNE!

This is the buzz we heard most:

More about:

• New definitions of outcomes
  and ROE:
• Long-term outcomes not just self-assessment post-testing
• Accreditation tied to demonstrating changes in actual performance
• Documentation showing provider-behavior changes that improve patient care and, ultimately, population benefits
• In depth and interactive CME
• Follow-up online intervention to reinforce key messages
• Interactive games to engage and teach today’s healthcare providers
• Multiple presentation formats to appeal to various types of learners
• Collaborating with existing IT departments that are:
• Bogged down with too much to do
• Understaffed as institutions work to coalesce all educational programming for multiple-hospital and multiple-city systems
• Custom solutions for online CMEprograms
• Custom reporting and the need for automatic high-level aggregate reports
• Attracting audiences and marketing CME programming in cost-effectively
• Online technology counsel to help CME providers figure out which formats are best for achieving their educational goals