iQ&A, The Interactive Medical Intelligence Zone is a needs assessment-driven continuing medical education (CME) activity that utilizes international experts to provide evidence-based, guideline-consistent, and practice behavior-changing information focused on critical and challenging topics in clinical medicine.
To ensure that the educational content of iQ&A programs will address practice gaps in clinical medicine, improve patient outcomes, and positively guide clinical practice strategies, international experts, usually in a roundtable format, will respond to questions submitted and/or generated by practitioners at CME mega-symposia, national congress, association meetings, or as part of on-line, enduring CME programs.
Questions reflecting the clinical needs of practitioners are then answered, analyzed, and discussed by international experts, who provide evidence-based and clinically relevant guidance that is independently of commercial sources or the program sponsor.
The iQ&A platform stresses:
Needs assessment-driven CME content
Evidence-based analysis
Expert-based guidance and consultation
Compliance adherence
Independence of content generation
Landmark trials
Association-generated practice management guidelines
