CME Opportunities

EthicsJan 14, 2021

How legacies of the Holocaust should inform health care

The involvement of health professionals in the atrocities of the Holocaust have significantly influenced bioethics. Learn more from the AMA Journal of Ethics.

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Physician HealthJan 11, 2021

5 steps physicians can take to get rid of “stupid stuff”

Needless tasks have exacted a toll on doctors’ daily workload. Learn more with the AMA about how to slash administrative burdens.

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SustainabilityJan 7, 2021

Look for fast fixes to cut “stupid stuff” that burdens doctors

Ask physicians to detail the administrative burdens that interfere with care, hurt well-being. Sometimes the fix can be as simple as “just do it.”

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Physician HealthDec 18, 2020

4 ways to support physicians during COVID-19 and beyond

The pandemic amplifies the need for health systems to address the well-being of physicians and other health professionals. Here is how.

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EthicsDec 10, 2020

What to do when families won’t accept brain death as final word

Brain death is often socially situated and fraught with uncertainty. Learn more in the latest issue of the AMA Journal of Ethics.

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SustainabilityDec 8, 2020

How to celebrate progress on cutting doctors’ clerical burdens

Physicians and others are more willing to point out sources of practice inefficiency when they see proof that change is possible. Learn more with the AMA.

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Patient Support & AdvocacyDec 2, 2020

8 reasons patients don't take their medications

Patients can be reluctant to tell a physician they don’t take their medications. It’s important to learn why in order to improve medication adherence.

Physician HealthNov 25, 2020

How lean thinking can shape the fight against physician burnout

Learn more from the AMA about one strategy for reducing physician burnout: a lean-informed approach that supports a culture of continuous improvement.

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Q&A: 2021 will test dedication to ending health inequities

Why physician advocacy at all levels will be key in 2021

What physicians need to know about MIPS

Women physicians underrepresented in cable news COVID-19 coverage

Teaching resident physicians about safe opioid prescribing

What medical residents should know about clinical trials

Kaplan USMLE Step 3 prep: Management for plumber with eye injury

January 2021: Kaplan MCAT stumpers put premeds to the test

Jan. 15, 2021: Advocacy Update spotlight on why physician advocacy at all levels will be key in 2021

Jan. 15, 2021: National Advocacy Update

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AMA Special Meeting insights: Policymaking during a pandemic

Proceedings of the November 2020 Special Meeting of the House of Delegates

Medical education leadership opportunities

About the Council on Long Range Planning & Development (CLRPD)

A look at the upcoming Physicians of the Future Summits

YPS November 2020 Meeting highlights

Top news stories from AMA Morning Rounds®: Week of Jan. 11, 2021

Research on ventilator allocation, e-cigarettes lands top honors