Considering the wide array of accreditation guidelines, licensing requirements, commercial support regulations, and institutional policies that must be followed in today’s healthcare environment, planning and executing a certified continuing medical education (CME) activity can be quite confusing and even overwhelming. The staff members of the closely aligned Office of Continuing Medical Education and the Northwest Area Health Education Center are here to help you navigate the necessary requirements while helping to ensure that your CME activity is successful, timely, and of the highest quality.
Wake Forest University School of Medicine has once again been recognized by U.S.News & World Report for its quality...
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