Session 1: "Where Will the Empowered Health Care Consumer Lead Us?"
WebMD Chief Medical Officer John Whyte, MD, MPH, will explore consumer empowerment in health care and its impact on state medical boards.
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Did you miss a live webinar that would have brought you relevant knowledge and information? FSMB offers you the opportunity to access recordings of all past webinars, for you to enjoy the learning experience at your convenience. This special online series provides educational content originally planned for the FSMB’s 2020 Annual Meeting, as well as access to other educational opportunities. Browse the courses listed below to learn more, or you may search for courses in above search bar. Be sure to check back often as new courses are added!
In addition to the 2020 Virtual Education series, the FSMB continues to host other online educational events, including a special online symposium on health equity, to be held January 26, 2021:
Health Equity and Medical Regulation: How Disparities are Impacting U.S. Health Care Quality and Delivery – and Why It Matters
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
5:00 – 8:00 pm (Eastern Time)
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The FSMB continues to offer an online version of our popular Spotlight Poster Hall, which was launched during our 2020 Virtual Education Program. Visit the Poster Hall to view presentations by state medical boards and other health care organizations.
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Session 2: "Achieving Regulatory Excellence in a World of Advanced Technologies and Complex Risks"
Cary Coglianese, JD, PhD, will discuss the importance of sound human judgment and regulatory management in an era of increased risk in health care.
Session 3: "Physician Sexual Misconduct: New Policies and Approaches"
A panel will examine recent trends in addressing sexual misconduct, including state medical board programs and a review of new FSMB policy.
Session 4: "New Pandemic-Related Developments in Telemedicine"
COVID-19 has had significant impacts on the use of telemedicine in health care delivery and regulation. This session will examine new developments.
Session 5: "National Practitioner Data Bank Update: New Tools for Regulators"
NPDB staff will share research on state sanctions/clinical privileging, changes related to COVID-19, and info about use of NPDB by state boards. December 2, 2020....
Session 6: "Ensuring Fairness in Medical Regulation: Can Implicit Bias Be Overcome?"
Bryant T. Marks, Sr., PhD, will explore the issue of implicit bias in health care and how it can manifest in ourselves, in health care, and the regulatory...
FSMB/AIM Spotlight Poster Hall
View posters highlighting policies and initiatives of state medical boards and other health care organizations starting July 14.
Health Equity and Medical Regulation: How Disparities are Impacting U.S. Health Care Quality and Delivery – and Why It Matters
National experts will explore the impact of racism and implicit bias on health disparities in the United States.