Building the strongest team takes a commitment to excellence. At CME Enterprise, we have established collaborative relationships with key stakeholders across the continuum of continuing professional development. From needs assessment experts to outcomes developers, academic experts to specialty society leaders-we have the right teams in place to develop and deliver quality professional education.

CME Enterprise really shines in collaborative projects. When opportunities to improve patient care in other therapeutic areas align with core strengths such as collaboration and flawless execution, we apply our research expertise to bring the same high level of scientific rigor and clinical relevance to those projects. In Cease Smoking Today (CS2day), we bring our addiction and collaboration expertise to bear as one of 9 partners in this multiyear initiative to decrease the number of persons who smoke through tailored educational offerings and resources ranging from conferences and print materials to television formats, hand-held tools, and performance improvement projects; CS2day received the 2009 Award for Collaboration in CME from the Alliance for CME. As a member of the Antimicrobial Resistance Education Alliance (AREA), we developed a number of evidence-based activities designed to prevent, manage, and control hospital- and community-associated infections. Whatever the therapeutic area, we believe that collaboration expands the sum of its parts, producing innovation, creativity, synergies, and well-targeted activities that lead to improved patient care.

To learn more about our partnerships and collaborations, please contact Dan Sloan, Educational Opportunities Director, CME Enterprise (317.846.2874).