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Winners of the NAMEC CME Best PracticeS AwardsAbout the AwardsThese awards recognize best practices--ideas or processes that can be implemented by NAMEC members to improve CME. Members are eligible to submit for consideration.2023 WinnersBest Practice in Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Medical Education presented to ACHL for "Individualizing Prostate Cancer Treatment: Special Considerations for Gay and Bisexual Men" Best Practice in Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Medical Education presented to DKBmed for Confronting Inequities: MS & the Black Experience Best Practice in Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Medical Education presented to Medscape for "Embracing DEI for the Betterment of Every Patient" Best Practice in Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Medical Education presented to Pri-Med for "Bridging the Gap CME Series" Best Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders presented to DKBmed for "Saving Souls, Healing Bodies: Faith-Based HIV Outreach to Black Communities in New Orleans" Best Practice in Enduring Material Educational Design presented to ACHL for "Treat or Refer? Improving the Management of Atopic Dermatitis in the Primary Care Setting" Best Practice in Innovative Educational Methods presented to MedIQ for "AFib and Stroke: Raising Awareness That Minutes—and Management—Matter Tethered Education Series for Patient and Clinicians on Social Media" Best Practice in Learner Outcomes presented to ACHL for "Practical Solutions to Prevent and Prepare for Severe Hypoglycemia: Expanding the Benefit of Quality Improvement Programs to Diverse Provider Types" Best Practice in Live Activity Educational Design presented to Pri-Med for "Taking the Dialogue to the Next Level: Facilitating Open Communication About Obesity-a Motivational Interviewing Workshop" 2022 WinnersBest Practice in Enduring Material Educational Design: Global Education Group and Iridium Continuing Education for "Ushering in a New Era in the Treatment of Chronic Kidney Disease and Anemia: Appreciating The Patient Burden, Exploring Pathways and Pathogenesis, Reflecting on the New and Emerging Data" Best Practice in Enduring Material Educational Design: Pri-Med Institute, LLC for "The Future of Alzheimer Disease: Early Recognition and Emerging Therapy" Best Practice in Learner Outcomes: Medscape for "Analyzing the Real-World Impact of a Virtual Patient Simulation" Best Practice in Innovative Educational Methods: Global Education Group and Excalibur Medical Education for "Escape Room: Improving the Day-to-Day Management of Patients with Rheumatic Disease" Best Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: DKBmed and Med Learning Group for "The Saving Sight and Vision Relief Collaborative Quality Improvement Initiative" Best Practice in CME Outside of the USA: DKBmed for "HIV Learning Lab China" 2021 WinnersBest Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: Pri-Med Institute, LLC for "Current Issues in Obesity: Stigma, Science, and Solutions" Best Practice in Enduring Material Educational Design: Pri-Med Institute, LLC for "Treating More Than Just an Itch: Updates on Atopic Dermatitis for the Primary Care Provider" Best Practice in Innovative Educational Methods: Medical Learning Institute, Inc. for "Strategies to Improve Glucose Control with Mealtime Insulin" Best Practice in Learner Outcomes: DKBmed for "Optimizing Disease Management: Finding the Invisible Patient" Best Practice in Live On-Site Activity Educational Design: Medscape for "Reaching Learners with Simulated Patient Cases" Best Practice in Virtual Live Activity Educational Design: DKBmed for "STOP HIV in LGBTQ Seniors" 2020 WinnersBest Practice in Enduring Material Educational Design: Pri-Med Institute for “What a Headache! The Case of a 29-year-old Woman with Worsening Migraine” Best Practice in Virtual Live Activity Educational Design: Pri-Med Institute for “PrimaryCareNOW” Best Practice in Learner Outcomes: Academy for Continued Healthcare Learning for “Personalizing Outcomes Measures to Effectively Assess Impact of Medical Education” Best Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: Medscape Education for “Optimizing Rare Disease Education: Bringing Together Multiple Stakeholders During the COVID-19 Pandemic” Best Practice in Innovative Educational Methods: Pri-Med Institute for “Highs & Lows: Opportunities and Benefits of Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Primary Care (An Adaptive Learning Experience) Best Practice in CME Outside of the USA (Live or Enduring): Academy for Continued Healthcare Learning for “Classroom to Clinic™ Localized Small Group Learning for HCPs Working in Oncology” and to CME Outfitters for “Real-World Evidence: CDK 4/6 Inhibitors in Hormone Receptor-Positive Metastatic Breast Cancer” Brian P. Russell Exemplary CME Professional Award: Katie Lucero, PhD, Medscape Education 2019 WinnersNAMEC Best Practice in Enduring Material Educational Design: Paradigm Medical Communications for “Effectively Addressing Severe Hypoglycemia: Implications, Treatment, and Communication” 2018 WinnersNAMEC Best Practice in Enduring Material Educational Design: pmiCME for "Curriculum Learning through a ConnectED CME/CE Series" 2017 WinnersNAMEC Best Practice in Enduring Material Educational Design: Presented To: Paradigm Medical Communications, LLC for "Do You Know JAK?" NAMEC Best Practice in Learner Outcomes: Presented To: CME Outfitters, LLC for "Incorporating Predictive Modeling Into Outcomes Analyses to Inform Educational Design: An Example from an Activity on Epilepsy" NAMEC Best Practice in Live Activity Educational Design: Presented To: Paradigm Medical Communications for "BOnT-A for Spasticity: Transforming Science Into Clinical Success" NAMEC Best Practice in CME Outside of the USA: Presented To: Paradigm Medical Communications for "Academy for the Advancement of Aesthetics" NAMEC Best Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: Presented To: Academy for Continued Healthcare Learning for "The Evolution of Therapies for NSCLC: Navigating New Therapies &Counseling Patients in Clinical Decisions" 2016 WinnersBest Practice in Educational Design and Evaluation: CME Outfitters for the activity: Meta-Analysis of 4 activities:
Best Practice in Learner Outcomes: Paradigm Medical Communications for the activity: Trust Your Gut: Improving the Physician Assistant’s Acumen in Identifying and Managing Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Chronic Idiopathic Constipation 2015 WinnersBest Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: Academy for Continued Healthcare Learning for the activity Improving Adult Vaccination Practices: A Focus on Influenza and Vaccine-Preventable Pneumonia Best Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: Imedex LLC for the activity Enhancing Treatment of HER2+ Breast Cancer: An Evidence-Based Approach to Improve Shared Decision-Making Regarding Neoadjuvant Therapy 2014 WinnersBest Practice in Educational Design and Evaluation: Academy for Continued Healthcare Learning Best Practice in Learner Outcomes: Applied Clinical Education for its activity entitled Remedies Brian P. Russell Exemplary CME Professional: Kurt J. Boyce 2013 WinnersBest Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: Applied Clinical Education for Code Phase I: Reducing Healthcare Disparities in Cardiometabolic Disease 2012 WinnersBest Practice in Educational Design and Evaluation: Non Invasive Injectables in Facial Aesthetic Surgery; Paradigm Medical Communications Best Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: (TIE) CME Outfitters, LLC for Clinician Education Improves Lipid Monitoring in Patients Taking Second-Generation Antipsychotic Agents, Nationally and Locally; Medscape, LLC for Military Families Best Practice in Professional Development: The Academy for Continued Healthcare Learning for CME Efficiencies Team Meetings/Training Brian P. Russell Exemplary CME Professional: (TIE) Tina B. Stacy, PharmD, BCOP, CCMEP; Monique Johnson, MD, CCMEP 2011 WinnersBest Practice in Educational Design and Evaluation: Curatio CME Best Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: Lippincott CME for CRAb Program Best Practice in Professional Development: Lippincott CME Brian P. Russell Exemplary CME Professional: Marissa Seligman, CCMEP 2010 WinnersBest Practice in Educational Design and Evaluation: Research to Practice Best Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: CME Enterprise, Inc Best Practice in Professional Development: CME Enterprise, Inc Exemplary CME Professional: Stephen Lewis (Global Education Group) 2009 WinnersBest Practice in Educational Design and Evaluation: Physicians Academy for Clinical and Management Excellence, Amy E. Klopfenstein Best Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: Nathalie Rouviere Exemplary CME Professional: Richard Tischler, PhD 2008 WinnersBest Practice in Educational Design and Evaluation:N/A Best Practice in Collaboration Among CME Stakeholders: CME Enterprise, Inc., Bruce Bellande Best Practice in Professional Development: CME Enterprise, Inc., Bruce Bellande Exemplary CME Professional Award: Michael Lemon 2007 WinnersBest Practice in Educational Design: Postgraduate Institute for Medicine, Michael Lemon Best Practice in Professional Development: Bimark Center for Medical Education, Jerry Silverman Best Practice in Needs Assessment: Research to Practice, Isabelle Tate The Exemplary CME Professional Award: (2 winners) Karen Overstreet & Mark Schaffer 2006 WinnersOutstanding in the category Educational Design and Evaluation: Sandy Thomas Outstanding in the category Collaboration among CME Stakeholders: Carol Greco Outstanding in the category Needs Assessments: Susanna Silverman Outstanding in the category Exemplary CME Professional: Jacqueline N. Parochka, EdD, FACME |
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