CME Outfitters Blog

Colleagues from KnowFully Medical Education's (KME) two flagship brands - CME Outfitters (CMEO) and Creative Educational Concepts (CEC) - recently attended the 2024 Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions (ACEHP) Annual Conference, held from February 5-8 in New Orleans.

CME Outfitters Recognized for its programs in Sleep, Pain Management, NVAF, Oncology, Hematology, and Brain Health

CME Outfitters, a leading accredited provider of continuing education and division of KnowFully Learning Group, announced it has received six Digital Health 2023 awards …

Psychiatry.org Access the Psychiatrist Locator to find a physician in your area specialized in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illness. Read a helpful Q&A where expert psychiatrist Dr. Alan Gelenberg provides answers to common questions about depression from…

If you or someone you love is struggling with opioid addiction, having Naloxone on hand and knowing how to administer it can save lives. We've compiled some helpful tools for and guides that may help save the life of someone you care about.

Watch three videos on various aspects of opioid abuse prevention: what is meant by 'prevention,' the role genetics can play in predisposing people toward addiction, and how our communities influence or intervene on early choices.

Understand how, when, and where drugs of abuse affect the brain. Professor Mark Gold, MD, winner of ASAM's Annual Lifetime Achievement Award, takes learners on an augmented reality tour of the brain and how it responds to opioids and other commonly abused drugs.

Understand how, when, and where drugs of abuse affect the brain. Professor Mark Gold, MD, winner of ASAM's Annual Lifetime Achievement Award, takes learners on an augmented reality tour of the brain and how it responds to opioids and other commonly abused drugs.

See highly-technical and animated 3D renderings of how the body processes pain signals, and how the signals are blocked by opioids and other drugs of abuse.

Increasing access to naloxone is essential to reducing overdose mortality. Strategies for increasing access must be thoughtfully developed and deployed to ensure that naloxone is available to any at-risk individual—whether that be an individual with chronic pain or someone with …