Certified CME provider: Wolters Kluwer Health

Lippincott CME Institute (LCMEI), an independent subsidiary company of global medical publisher Wolters Kluwer Health (WKH), is able to leverage the vast resources of medical/pharmacy content and expert faculty from WKH’s Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Adis and Ovid brands. 

As an ACCME- and ACPE-accredited provider, we develop and produce high-quality, effective and compelling domestic and global CE programs. We incorporate adult learning theories into engaging interactive formats that are optimally positioned to support healthcare professionals in learning and practice behavior change. 

LCMEI has established expertise and credibility in delivering content in a variety  of therapeutic specialty areas including: anesthesiology, emergency/critical care, endocrinology, family practice, gynecology, infectious diseases, immunology, neurosurgery, obstetrics, oncology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, pain management, pediatrics, psychiatry, radiology,  surgery, transplantation and wound care/dermatology.

Lippincott CME Institute is a full-service medical education provider that offers an integrated approach to education by offering measurable, quality programming and flawless execution.

 

LCMEI strengths include:

• Full scientific, editorial and accreditation services (program activity, content development, production and supervision).
• Meeting planning logistics (expertise in facilitating, producing and executing live local, regional and global activities including, symposia at specialty society meetings, teleconferences and roundtable discussions. 
• Regulatory consultation
• CE accreditation services (development, organization, management, implementation, outcomes assessment, participation data/certificate generation and file maintenance).
• Full-service, in-house program design using multiple delivery channels, focused on the development  of enduring education materials relevant to the needs of different learner types including; print, multimedia and interactive. 

The Challenge

Increase US and international glaucoma specialists’ knowledge and awareness of the current and potential treatment regimens for glaucoma.

The LCMEI Solution

Assemble the top 14 glaucoma experts from around the globe to discuss the recent advances in glaucoma treatments at a CME-accredited symposium before the World Glaucoma Congress in Singapore.

Secure outstanding program faculty, develop program curricula and educational materials, handle all faculty and staff travel arrangements, oversee on-site symposium logistics and meal functions, and provide full pre-and post-symposium CME services—on time and under budget!

Develop and submit a supplement based on the symposium’s content to publish in the International Glaucoma Review journal for its US and international subscribers.

Distribute additional copies of the supplement monograph to US ophthalmologists (including subscribers to the Lippincott Williams & Wilkins publication, Journal of Glaucoma).

The Outcomes

Program participants overwhelmingly stated that LCMEI’s CME program met its objectives by increasing their clinical knowledge, which in turn led to improved competence and patient care.