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Volume 17 (1)
Volume 17, Issue 1, Winter 1997 
J Contin Educ Health Prof 1997; 17(1):32-41
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
James G. Anderson, PhD Stephen J. Jay, MD A b s t r a c t Structural changes in the health care delivery system are creating new opportunities for continuing medical education (CME). In this article, we review the evolving role of CME and outline how computer simulation methodology can be used to facilitate self-directed and group learning, and illustrate this approach with three applications: adolescent smoking prevention programs, smoking cessation programs in managed care organizations, and cost-containment efforts in cardiovascular surgery. Keywords: Cardiovascular Surgery; Computer Simulation; Continuing Medical Education; Health Systems Reform; Smoking Cessation |
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