Sorry, I know that title is terrible, but I was trying to come up with the most clickbait-worthy thing I could to get more people to come and take our CMEpalooza Fall survey. Who doesn’t like taking a good survey, huh? Huh? A lot of people apparently. We got 44 responses (Sad!). Actually, not really that sad; 44 is pretty good, but we would like to hear from more of you. We know there’s more of you out there who watched CMEpalooza Fall. We can see the numbers of viewers. We’re not stupid (insert joke about Scott here).

Sooo…if you watched any portion of CMEpalooza Fall on Wednesday and have not yet taken the survey, we would really really really love it if you did. Really. It will take you 60 seconds. If it takes you more than 60 seconds, Scott will buy your kids a pony.

CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE CMEPALOOZA FALL SURVEY

Let’s do this!

Follow this link if you’re looking for the live feed: https://cmepalooza.com/live/

Have fun everyone!

In preparation for tomorrow’s 3 p.m. ET session entitled Common/Not-So-Common Case Conundrums in CME (sponsored by CME Matters), we have included below two PDFs that lay out the details of each case.

The first case is focused on common issues encountered by those who work for medical education and communication companies (MECCs) while the second is focused on those who work in a hospital setting. Really, though, the issues in each case are relevant across professional settings and should give you plenty to consider and think about.

While it’d be great if our audience read through these cases in advance of tomorrow’s session, we realize that that is not terribly realistic, so we will be reviewing the nuts and bolts of each case before each panel dives in with their thoughts. But for you go-getters who like to, you know, be prepared and all, here are links to each case.

Case 1 link
Case 2 link