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Hi Reader! What's your secret sauce for effective CME/CE writing strategies? In a recent article on CME/CE writing for the AMWA Journal, I shared how emotional, social, and experiential factors shape how clinicians learn. And at the Alliance annual meeting in New Orleans next week, I'll be sharing more tips on adult learning in the CHCP Preparation Workshop. What adult learning elements are top of mind for you when you are developing written education content? Restore Equanimity: Tips to Reclaim CalmIf you're a CME/CE professional or medical writer, you're no stranger to life in the fast lane. In the year's wheel of perpetual activity, many of us are constantly on high alert and have already forgotten how to relax. Stress? It's almost our second name. But imagine if you could reclaim some calm without the shadow of a 'to-do' list. What would that look like for you? Check out my tips for restoring equanimity and supporting presence in the Alliance Almanac. Or come to my session at the Alliance Annual Conference next week on evidence-based and emerging breath- and body-centered techniques designed to regulate reactivity, restore balance, and create connection. 🎙️On the PodcastHave you felt a nudge to make a career change but fear holds you back? Here's the thing. Ignoring calls for change won’t make them go away. In episode 92, former medical affairs and IME professional, intuitive business strategist Regina Sih-Meynier PharmD offers guidance and inspiration for anyone in CME/CPD considering or facing a major career change. Talking of change, remember the 20 predictions that Curtis Olson Ph.D. made about the future of CME/CPD in 2012? How accurate were they? In episode 94, Sarah Nisly PharmD and Caroline Pardo PhD provide insights from their research on the relevance of past predictions to today’s complex healthcare landscape. Tune in to learn which predictions hit or missed the mark and how you can shape the future of CME/CPD. And Monday Mentor, we're talking about failure. Yep, we've all been there. But failure has a place in adult learning, so let's explore how to turn failure into fuel for growth.
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Until next time, stay curious, and keep learning. Alexandra Howson PhD, CHCP, FACEhp is a writer, researcher, and podcaster who shares her deep expertise in health care and education with new-to-the-field or CME-curious professionals to help them create educational content with confidence. She hosts Write Medicine, the premier podcast for CME/CPD professionals like you, wherever you are in the content creation process. Alex teaches Fundamentals of Writing and Research Ethics in the Professional Education Program in Medical Writing and Editing at the University of Chicago. Connect with Alex | alex@alexhowson.com | 415.374.9757 |
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