Reflection - Patients as teachers and COI as a side effect: How to do it right?

In today’s episode, Marcin Rodzinka (Mental Health Europe) presents highlights from the Breakout Session he led with Paul Scheffer (FORMINDEP) and Ellie White (Health Action International) at last year’s 13th Annual Meeting of the European CME Forum.

In November 2020, we gathered online for the 13th Annual European CME Forum. The theme was: “European and global CME: What next?” and was led by a faculty of 70 international CME and medical education experts. The meeting was split into Plenary and Breakout sessions.

Tune in to learn more about involving patients as teachers and managing conflict of interest (COI) as a side effect.

On today’s episode you will hear about:

Importance of involving patient experience as part of education
Practical steps to involve patients
Managing COI

If you would like to watch this Breakout Session, register for the 14th Annual European CME Forum (held virtually 3-5 November 2021) and you will gain access to the complete archive of the 13th Annual European CME Forum, consisting of all the Plenary and Breakout sessions.

Our webpage also has a wealth of information and offers the largest resource on CME in Europe, covering our 13 years of activities with reports and presentations from over 240 hours of live presentations and workshops. Find out more at cmeforum.org