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Virtual Research Roundtable

Tips and Tricks to Conduct Focus Groups

November 6, 2024 | 12 pm - 1:00 pm EST
Speaker: Bita Zakeri, PhD

Host and Facilitator: Martin Tremblay, PhD

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You're invited to join us in Washington, D.C. next March! 

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Looking to incorporate latest research and scholarship into your CPD/CME practice?

Our Society is pleased to announce the launch of our CPD Scholarship Program. This program is designed for both experienced and novice individuals who are looking to advance their research, evaluation, and scholarly skills. It includes:

  • Virtual and in-person sessions
  • Research and program evaluation tracks
  • Quantitative and qualitative tracks
  • Mentoring sessions with faculty members
  • Limited number of participants

Join us for this dynamic year-long program of connection and collaboration. For more information, please visit: sacme-cpdscholarship.org

The CE Educator's Toolkit Is Now Available!

The CE Educator’s Toolkit, a unique educational resource, was developed by the Society for Academic Continuing Medical Education (SACME) with a grant from the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME).



Vision

The Society for Academic Continuing Medical Education (SACME) is committed to being the leading academic society that advances the field of continuing education and professional development in the health professions in the best interests of clinicians, patients, and communities. 

Mission

Through leadership and collaboration, we foster scholarship in CPD/CE to advance:
  • Health Equity
  • Practice and Value of CPD/CE
  • Clinician Practice and Wellbeing
  • Patient Care and Health of the Public

Why Become a SACME Member?

"My time at SACME has been transformative! My favorite thing about being a member and a part of this team is the sense of community. Being brand new to the Medical Education world, it's been so helpful to get to know my fellow members and feel empowered to ask questions and bounce ideas off of one another." 

--Katie Joy, Connecticut Children's Hospital


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