Missing Data? How to Keep Your CME Content Evidence-Based
Write Medicine · Alexandra Howson PhD
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Show Notes
What happens when the data you rely on for CME content suddenly disappears? CME depends on credible, transparent data to inform healthcare professionals and improve patient outcomes. But new policy shifts have restricted access to essential sources, leaving medical writers scrambling for alternatives. Without these data points, how can we continue producing accurate, impactful education? This episode explores how to navigate these challenges and source reliable evidence for CME content.
Tune in to learn where to find alternative, credible health data sources beyond federal agencies.
Don’t let disappearing data derail your CME planning.
Resource
Grab your link to a living spreadsheet of alternative data and evidence sources.
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction: The Challenge of Disappearing Public Health Data
01:20 Impact of Data Removal on Public Health
05:40 Alternative Data Sources for CME Professionals
09:33 Actionable Steps for CME Professionals
10:52 Conclusion and Call to Action
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