Continuing medical education and continuing medical education accreditation in Spain
Hèlios Pardell, Guillermo Sierra
Abstract
Hèlios Pardell, Guillermo Sierra
Abstract
Nearly all Spanish physicians are employed by public or private institutions, and employers are enabling the continuing medical education (CME) of physicians. In view of coexisting CME accreditation systems in Spain, we conclude that a common approach is needed. We recommend establishing formal relationships with American and European systems to ensure consistent accreditation and mutual recognition of CME credits and improvement in accreditation.
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Nearly all Spanish physicians are employed by public or private institutions, and employers are enabling the continuing medical education (CME) of physicians. In view of coexisting CME accreditation systems in Spain, we conclude that a common approach is needed. We recommend establishing formal relationships with American and European systems to ensure consistent accreditation and mutual recognition of CME credits and improvement in accreditation.
Key concepts: Accreditation, Continuing medical education, Continuing education, Medical education, Political science, Medicine