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Volume 9 (3)
Volume 9, Issue 3, 1989 
J Contin Educ Health Prof 1989; 9(3):141-154
MEDICINE
Kristofco RE A b s t r a c t Following an initial description of the marketplace for CME, the article identifies and explores six key issues for the future of academic CME: evolution of the academic health center; practice changes and reimbursement; impact of technology; regulatory influences; proliferation of CME providers; and medical school leadership. The author then turns to a discussion of new ways to link CME with practitioners--through academic health centers, within various practice environments, through technology, in the regulatory arena, and by developing relationships with competing groups and organizations. Finally, the article suggests several organizational models with potential for expanding these linkages. MeSH Terms: Academic Medical Centers; Education, Medical, Continuing; Internship and Residency; Models, Theoretical; Organizational Affiliation; Organizational Innovation |
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