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CME
Abbreviation for:clathrin-mediated endocytosis
continuing medical education (continuing professional development—CPD—UK)
Council on Medical Education
cystoid macular edema
CME
Continuing medical education Graduate education Education for health professionals that follows completion of formal post-medical school specialty training–eg, residency, fellowships Formats Lectures, seminars, refresher courses, workshops, audio- and video-tapes Sponsors Medical schools, professional organizations, hospitals. See Graduate medical education, On-line CME. See Sponsored symposia. Cf Libby Zion.education
(e?ju-ka'shon) [L. educatio, bringing up, training]Imparting, receiving, or acquiring knowledge.
clinical education
Health care education conducted in health care facilities, outpatient clinics, emergency centers, hospitals, or private offices, under the supervision of a qualified practitioner or teaching staff.
continuing education
Abbreviation: CEPostgraduate education in the health professions. Its purpose is to enhance or expand a person's knowledge or skills through coursework; home study; live, audio, or video conferences; electronic media; or clinical practice. Postgraduate courses may be required for continued certification or licensure requirements in a practice such as medicine, nursing, physical therapy, respiratory therapy, and social work. The time spent in CE by health care professionals is usually recorded in hours, each one of which reflects one continuing education unit.
Synonym: continuing medical educationcontinuing medical education
Abbreviation: CMEContinuing education.
cross education
Contralateral facilitation or changes resulting from exercise.
cyber education
Distance education carried out over the Internet.
distance education
A formalized teaching system to disseminate knowledge between teachers and students who are separated in space (location), time, or both.
Synonym: distance learninge-nursing education
Nursing education aided or wholly provided via online resources, texts, clips, and discussion groups, among other Web-based technologies.
health education
An educational program directed to the general public rather than health educators or professionals.
patient education
Health information and instruction to help patients learn about specific or general medical topics. Topics include the need for preventive services, the adoption of healthy lifestyles, the correct use of medications, and the care of diseases or injuries at home.