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Proceedings of second Indian GAME conference, Mumbai, February, 2016
Vaibhav Srivastava1, Robin Stevenson2, Shwetal Sanghvi1
1Insignia Communications Pvt Ltd, Unit No. 202, Shreepal Complex, Suren Road, Opp Dipti Classic, Andheri (E), Mumbai, India.
Abstract:
The second Indian Global Alliance for Medical Education (GAME) conference on continuing medical education-continuing professional development (CME-CPD) was held in Mumbai in February 2016. The main aim of the meeting was to create a blueprint for further development of CME in India based on best practices from around the world. To that end, delegates had been invited from the USA, the UK and Australasia, who engaged in productive discussions with the major stakeholders of the CME community in India. The latter included clinicians, medical communications representatives and delegates from the pharmaceutical industry. The mandatory CME system already established in Maharashtra was described as an example, which could be exported to other states. The various types of accreditation were discussed, including provider and activity accreditation along with hybrid systems. Recommendations for future development were proposed from workshops comprising clinicians, industry representatives and medical communications agencies.
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