Spend :01 of your time each Monday morning as Twelve:01 delivers timely tools, trends, strategies, and/or compliance insights for the CME/CE enterprise.
Platforms like Tableau and Power BI now offer AI-assisted features that help visualize complex learner data more intuitively. These tools can aid in spotlighting performance gaps, learner engagement trends, and/or outcomes alignment, cutting through the noise and supporting more data-informed decisions in education planning.
ACCME’s July 2025 Special Issue spotlighted a growing national ecosystem of Innovation Partners (accredited providers) and Premier Technology Partners (LMS vendors) collaborating to simplify physician learner‑data reporting, enhance PARS integration, and reduce administrative friction. Based on feedback from this group of collaborating organizations the ACCME has cited forthcoming updates to future PARS reporting, to better align the reporting process with provider workflows.
A Reuters report from July 25, 2025 highlights a crucial ruling by the Ninth Circuit, which upheld California’s law requiring physicians to complete implicit bias training via CME. The court classified the required content as government speech, not subject to First Amendment protection, reinforcing the state’s authority to mandate specific course content. The case, Khatibi v. Hawkins, underscores evolving legal landscapes that CME/CE planners and providers must track to ensure compliance and anticipate future regulatory shifts.
