Web technologies and online courses to medical writing
"Interactive training, just-in-time learning and more opportunities for study are the future trends in CME", according to Patrick Alguaire, MD, director of the American College of Physicians of teaching and career development. "If the current trend towards the use of e-learning continues, 50% of continuing medical education (CME) utilized by physicians in 2016 provided over the Internet. (Medical News, March 11, 2010)
The same tendency to offer online courses in medical writing on the Internet is a reflection of what is happening in the education of doctors, what should happen to the writing of medical education CME maintains the latest technology. Online medical writings offer, "FMC Training Medical Writers," we focus on the skills needed to participate in the lucrative and ever-changing education for physicians. Students participate literally around the world, like the American model of development is the global standard for FMC.
Others are starting to want to learn and write medical CME. The majority, however, is a doctor trained writers, who have years of experience, who want to add to their repertoire, more marketable, and enjoying the most profitable medicine, writing - CME medical writing.
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