CE City, Clinical Connexion, DiMedix, and MEBN To Sponsor The 2005 Medical Education Congress.

NEW YORK -- In addition to offering world-class keynote speakers and presenters from the pharmaceutical community, the 2005 Medical Education Congress will feature case studies and analysis from its sponsors. CECity, Clinical CONNEXION, DiMedix, and the Medical Education Broadcast Network each will present key insights and findings at the 2005 Medical Education Congress, which will take place May 9-11 at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel.

"Ensuring effective and compliant CME programs are ultimately industry-wide concerns," said Keith Kirkpatrick, event director for Medical Education Congress 2005. "We're happy to welcome our sponsors to this year's event, as they each are offering tools and strategies for more effective CME delivery."

Simone Karp, R.Ph., Co-Founder and Executive Vice President, Business Development, for CECity will present a session on achieving successful outcomes through collaboration using Internet-based automation. CECity.com, Inc. is the leader in online healthcare education, quality/performance improvement and outcomes solutions. CECity's platforms include the MyCECity Enterprise Solution(TM) - an award-winning CME Learning Management System, MedConcert QI System(TM) - the Internet's premier platform for Quality and Performance Improvement, as well as the CECity Command Center(TM), a comprehensive web-based solution for project and outcomes management.

Meanwhile, Susan Stein, President and CEO of Clinical CONNEXION, will present an analysis and case study of an innovative collaboration model, and discuss how collaboration contributes to the success of medical education programs. Clinical CONNEXION, of Newtown, Pennsylvania, is committed to providing exceptional healthcare communications services to the pharmaceutical industry.

Strategies for maintaining compliance with regulatory guidance by implementing a firewall within your organization will be addressed by Heidi L. Liston, PharmD, BCPP, Senior Vice President & General Manager of DiMedix. DiMedix develops and executes a new standard of CME programs that educate healthcare professionals and ultimately, improve patient care. DiMedix offers innovative products, services, and audience generation solutions that greatly impact the dissemination of scientific information to physicians and allied health professionals.

Finally, Sharyn Lee, CEO of the Medical Education Broadcast Network, will present a session on assessing the return on education, analyzing whether pharma companies are getting the desired outcomes of their medical education initiatives. The Medical Education Broadcast Network is the publisher of CE-Today, CME-Today, CEonCD, and CMEonCD, journals and interactive CD-ROMs providing medical professionals continuing education credits.

Med Ed Congress 2005 will offer a unique learning opportunity to understand and evaluate the current environment for CME, and will present real-world strategies for implementing medical education support and delivery programs. Please visit www.mededcongress.com to view the keynote presenters, workshops, symposia, and final agenda.