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Thomas Kellner speaks to ecancer at the European CME Forum 2018 about the advancement of healthcare and it's consequences with respect to CME.
He describes how CME has to change in order to keep up with this advancement, and outlines a paper that covers the quality standards of medical education in this respect.
Kellner gives some ideas about how we can apply a global framework for evaluating medical education, and ends with some interesting outcomes from the session.
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