U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market - Industry Outlook & Forecast 2022-2027

Q: What is the estimated value of the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market?

The U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market was estimated to be valued at $2712.55 Million in 2021. <a href='https://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/5544417/u-s-continuing-medical-education-market'>Read More</a>

Q: What is the growth rate of the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market?

The growth rate of the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market is 5.9%, with an estimated value of $3830.46 Million by 2027. <a href='https://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/5544417/u-s-continuing-medical-education-market'>Read More</a>

Q: What is the forecasted size of the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market?

The U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market is estimated to be worth $3830.46 Million by 2027. <a href='https://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/5544417/u-s-continuing-medical-education-market'>Read More</a>

Q: Who are the key companies in the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market?

Key companies in the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market include AcademicCME, AffinityCE, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, AMA Ed Hub, American College of Cardiology, American Medical Seminars, American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS), Antidote Education Company and Aspirus. <a href='https://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/5544417/u-s-continuing-medical-education-market'>Read More</a>

In-depth Analysis and Data-driven Insights on the Impact of COVID-19 Included in this U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market Report

The U.S. continuing medical education market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.92% during the forecast period.

Healthcare is one of the industries where online and blended learning is replacing traditional classroom training at an incredible pace. Online learning is personal and is accessed using smartphones, tablets, and laptops at your choice of time and place. Online courseware is designed and built to be engaging and interactive, using quality images, video, audio, and animation to help users comprehend and retain knowledge.

Next-Generation Simulation Technology For CME

Changes in medical practice that limit class hours and patient availability, increased diagnostic, management possibilities, and technological advances have contributed to the increasing use of simulation techniques in medical education. Simulation technology as an educational tool is revolutionizing medical education, including the acquisition and maintenance of skills and knowledge, integrating technology into a comprehensive clinical curriculum that includes certification and recertification, and adopting proficiency and awareness, practical and competent improvement, and measurement of results. Thus, it will drive demand in the Continuing Medical Education Market in the US in the forecast period

Preference Towards Short Time CME Courses

Time is a challenging factor for physicians across the globe. Allocation of more time on other CME programs will further pressure their schedule. Physicians around the world prefer shorter educational activities required to manage their patients. Most young physicians prefer concise (i.e., < 15 minutes) online, text-based activities and interactive clinical decision-making resources. Physicians are the most critical assets for any healthcare system. Thus, there is a need for a structured process for continuous training, exposure, learning, and improvement to continue applying their skills and knowledge correctly. Vendors can use this as an opportunity to thrive in the healthcare education market

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

COVID-19 has positively impacted the CME programs; there is increased demand for the CME programs for the latest technology and infectious diseases provided online
Increased competitiveness and an increased number of healthcare professionals in various counties force physicians to pursue CME programs to stay competitive. This factor is driving demand in CME Market in the US

The following factors are likely to contribute to the growth of

the U.S. continuing medical education market :

Introduction of Next-Generation Simulation Technology For CME
Increased Demand for Mobile Platform Education
Increased Adoption of CME Among Non-physicians Healthcare Professionals
Increasing Preference for Short Time CME Courses
Growth in Student Enrolment for Medical Schools

U.S. CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION MARKET SEGMENTS

U.S. continuing medical education market is segmented on the basis of:

Delivery mode
Specialty
Providers

U.S. CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION MARKET SEGMENTATION

The E-learning delivery method will witness an absolute growth of more than 70% in the forecast period. Increased internet coverage and the evolution of gadgets have helped the education system adapt to new media to attract students. Some of the main benefits of the internet-based CME include improved access, convenience, and flexibility, reduced travel expenses, and time. But classroom learning still has the highest share in S. Continuing Medical Education (CME) Market. It is preferred as face-to-face interaction with the students, and the professors are more appealing. Many group activities help discuss and solve cases, thus providing better brainstorming and knowledge transfer sessions

Market Segmentation by Delivery Mode

Classroom Training
E-Learning
Regularly Scheduled Series
Journals
Others

Market Segmentation by Speciality:

Oncology
Cardiology
Infectious Disease
Orthopedic
Dental
Primary Care
Gastroenterology
General Surgery
Pediatric
Allergy & Immunology
Endocrinology & Metabolism
Others

Market Segmentation by Providers

NPOs
Publishing/Education Company
School Of Medicine
Hospital/Healthcare Delivery System
Others

VENDOR LANDSCAPE

The vendors in the CME market are start-up educational companies, branded medical schools, NGOs, physician associations, Insurance companies. In addition to this, the military institutions also provide CME programs to physicians
Mednax Creqs has launched a new cloud-based continuing education platform. This unique and improved online portal is designed to help physicians, advanced practice providers, and other medical professionals across the US to earn AMA PRA Category 1 credits and nursing contact hours

Key Vendors

AcademicCME
AffinityCE
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
AMA Ed Hub
American College of Cardiology
American Medical Seminars
American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS)
Antidote Education Company
Ao North America
Aspirus
AXIS Medical Education
Ballad Health
Baptist Health South Florida
Baylor College of Medicine
BorderRAC
Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM)
Brody School of Medicine East Carolina University
Bryan Health
Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences
The Center for Forensic Psychiatry
The Carlat CME Institute
Cine-Med
CME Outfitters
CME Procedures
Continuing Education Company
COPIC Insurance Company
Curi
Current Reviews
EB Medicine
Essential CME
EXCEL CME
Florida Psychiatric Society
Forefront Collaborative
Great Valley Publishing Company
Georgia Chapter of the American College of Cardiology
Greeley Company
Haymarket Medical Education
HonorHealth
Indiana University School of Medicine
Kenes Group
Lowell General Hospital
MagMutual
The MEDICAL MUTUAL Liability Insurance Society Of Maryland
Medicus
Med Learning Group
Med-IQ
MedScape
MLMIC Insurance Company
NORCAL Mutual Insurance Company
Oakstone CME
Opus Medicus
Orthopaedic Trauma Association
Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health
PESI Healthcare
Relias
Research to Practice
Rockpointe Corporation
Stanford Medicine
Salus Global
The Society for Simulation in Healthcare
Tower Health
UpToDate
University of North Dakota
University of California, Irvine
World Class CME

KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED:

1. What will be the growth of the continuing medical education market in the U.S. in the coming years?
2. Why are short-duration courses being preferred more than long-duration ones in U.S. continuing medical education market?
3. How did COVID-19 impact the U.S. continuing medical education market?
4. Who are some players bringing about innovation in the U.S. continuing medical education market?
5. What are the segments covered in the U.S. continuing medical education industry report?

Frequently Asked Questions about the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market

What is the estimated value of the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market?

The U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market was estimated to be valued at $2712.55 Million in 2021.

What is the growth rate of the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market?

The growth rate of the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market is 5.9%, with an estimated value of $3830.46 Million by 2027.

What is the forecasted size of the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market?

The U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market is estimated to be worth $3830.46 Million by 2027.

Who are the key companies in the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market?

Key companies in the U.S. Continuing Medical Education Market include AcademicCME, AffinityCE, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, AMA Ed Hub, American College of Cardiology, American Medical Seminars, American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS), Antidote Education Company and Aspirus.

Report Attribute	Details
No. of Pages	207
Published	February 2022
Forecast Period	2021 - 2027
Estimated Market Value ( USD ) in 2021	$ 2712.55 Million
Forecasted Market Value ( USD ) by 2027	$ 3830.46 Million
Compound Annual Growth Rate	5.9%
Regions Covered	United States
No. of Companies Mentioned	65

1 Research Methodology2 Research Objectives3 Research Process

4 Scope & Coverage

4.1 Market Definition
4.1.1 Inclusions
4.1.2 Exclusions
4.1.3 Market Estimation Caveats
4.2 Base Year
4.3 Scope of The Study
4.3.1 Segmentation by Delivery Mode
4.3.2 Market Segmentation by Specialty
4.3.3 Market Segmentation by Providers

5 Report Assumptions & Caveats

5.1 Key Caveats
5.2 Currency Conversion
5.3 Market Derivation

6 Market at a Glance

7 Introduction

7.1 Overview
7.2 Impact of Covid-19

8 Market Opportunities & Trends

8.1 Introduction of Next-Generation Simulation Technology For CME
8.2 Increased Demand for Mobile Platform Education
8.3 Increased Adoption of CME Among Non-Physicians Healthcare Professionals
8.4 High Preference for Short-Term CME Courses

9 Market Growth Enablers

9.1 Adoption of Digital Learning
9.2 Growth in Student Enrolment for Medical Schools
9.3 Shortage of Skilled Physicians
9.4 Consistent Expansion of Healthcare Industry & Occurrence Of New Diseases

10 Market Restraints

10.1 Pharma Influence Leading to Biased CME Content
10.2 Increasing Patient Pressure on Physicians
10.3 Heterogeneity of CME Training Programs

11 Market Landscape

11.1 Market Overview
11.1.1 US: Continuing Medical Education (CME)
11.2 Market Size & Forecast
11.2.1 Delivery Mode
11.2.2 Specialty
11.2.3 Providers
11.3 Five Forces Analysis
11.3.1 Threat of New Entrants
11.3.2 Bargaining Power of Suppliers
11.3.3 Bargaining Power of Buyers
11.3.4 Threat of Substitutes
11.3.5 Competitive Rivalry

12 Delivery Mode

12.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
12.2 Market Overview
12.3 Classroom-Based Training
12.3.1 Market Overview
12.3.2 Market Size & Forecast
12.4 E-Learning
12.4.1 Market Overview
12.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
12.5 Regularly Scheduled Series (RSS)
12.5.1 Market Overview
12.5.2 Market Size & Forecast
12.6 Journals
12.6.1 Market Overview
12.6.2 Market Size & Forecast
12.7 Others
12.7.1 Market Overview
12.7.2 Market Size & Forecast

13 Specialty

13.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
13.2 Market Overview
13.3 Oncology
13.3.1 Market Overview
13.3.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.4 Cardiology
13.4.1 Market Overview
13.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.5 Infectious Disease
13.5.1 Market Overview
13.5.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.6 Orthopedic
13.6.1 Market Overview
13.6.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.7 Dental
13.7.1 Market Overview
13.7.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.8 Primary Care
13.8.1 Market Overview
13.8.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.9 Gastroenterology
13.9.1 Market Overview
13.9.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.10 General Surgery
13.10.1 Market Overview
13.10.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.11 Pediatric
13.11.1 Market Overview
13.11.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.12 Allergy & Immunology
13.12.1 Market Overview
13.12.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.13 Endocrinology & Metabolism
13.13.1 Market Overview
13.13.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.14 Others
13.14.1 Market Overview
13.14.2 Market Size & Forecast

14 Providers

14.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
14.2 Market Overview
14.3 NPO And Physician Membership Organizations
14.3.1 Market Overview
14.3.2 Market Size & Forecast
14.4 Publishing/Educational Company
14.4.1 Market Overview
14.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
14.5 School of Medicine
14.5.1 Market Overview
14.5.2 Market Size & Forecast
14.6 Hospital/ Healthcare Delivery Systems
14.6.1 Market Overview
14.6.2 Market Size & Forecast
14.7 Others
14.7.1 Market Overview
14.7.2 Market Size & Forecast

15 Competitive Landscape

15.1 Competition Overview

16 Prominent Vendors

16.1 ACADEMICCME
16.1.1 Business Overview
16.1.2 Product Offerings
16.2 AFFINITYCE
16.2.1 Business Overview
16.2.2 Product Offerings
16.3 ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
16.3.1 Business Overview
16.3.2 Product Offering
16.4 AMA ED HUB
16.4.1 Business Overview
16.4.2 Product Offering
16.5 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CARDIOLOGY
16.5.1 Business Overview
16.5.2 Product Offering
16.6 AMERICAN MEDICAL SEMINARS
16.6.1 Business Overview
16.6.2 Product Offering
16.7 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METABOLIC AND BARIATRIC SURGERY
16.7.1 Business Overview
16.7.2 Product Offerings
16.8 ANTIDOTE EDUCATION COMPANY
16.8.1 Business Overview
16.8.2 Product Offerings
16.9 AO NORTH AMERICA
16.9.1 Business Overview
16.9.2 Product Offerings
16.10 ASPIRUS
16.10.1 Business Overview
16.10.2 Product Offering
16.11 AXIS MEDICAL EDUCATION
16.11.1 Business Overview
16.11.2 Product Offering
16.12 BALLAD HEALTH
16.12.1 Business Overview
16.12.2 Product Offering
16.13 BAPTIST HEALTH SOUTH FLORIDA
16.13.1 Business Overview
16.13.2 Product Offering
16.14 BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
16.14.1 Business Overview
16.15 BORDERRAC
16.15.1 Business Overview
16.15.2 Product Offerings
16.16 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
16.16.1 Business Overview
16.16.2 Product Offering
16.17 BRODY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
16.17.1 Business Overview
16.17.2 Product Offering
16.18 BRYAN HEALTH
16.18.1 Business Overview
16.18.2 Product Offering
16.19 BUREAU OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE AND LABORATORY SCIENCES
16.19.1 Business Overview
16.19.2 Product Offering
16.20 THE CENTER FOR FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY (CFP)
16.20.1 Business Overview
16.20.2 Product Offering
16.21 THE CARLAT CME INSTITUTE
16.21.1 Business Overview
16.21.2 Product Offering
16.22 CINE-MED
16.22.1 Business Overview
16.22.2 Product Offering
16.23 CME OUTFITTERS
16.23.1 Business Overview
16.23.2 Product Offering
16.24 CME PROCEDURES
16.24.1 Business Overview
16.24.2 Product Offering
16.25 CONTINUING EDUCATION COMPANY
16.25.1 Business Overview
16.25.2 Product Offering
16.26 COPIC INSURANCE COMPANY
16.26.1 Business Overview
16.26.2 Product Offering
16.27 CURI
16.27.1 Business Overview
16.27.2 Product Offering
16.28 CURRENT REVIEWS
16.28.1 Business Overview
16.28.2 Product Offerings
16.29 EB MEDICINE
16.29.1 Business Overview
16.29.2 Product Offering
16.30 ESSENTIAL CME
16.30.1 Business Overview
16.30.2 Product Offerings
16.31 EXCEL CME
16.31.1 Business Overview
16.31.2 Product Offering
16.32 FLORIDA PSYCHIATRIC SOCIETY
16.32.1 Business Overview
16.32.2 Product Offering
16.33 FOREFRONT COLLABORATIVE
16.33.1 Business Overview
16.33.2 Product Offerings
16.34 GREAT VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY
16.34.1 Business Overview
16.34.2 Product Offering
16.35 GEORGIA CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CARDIOLOGY
16.35.1 Business Overview
16.35.2 Product Offerings
16.36 GREELEY COMPANY
16.36.1 Business Overview
16.36.2 Product Offerings
16.37 HAYMARKET MEDICAL EDUCATION
16.37.1 Business Overview
16.37.2 Product Offering
16.38 HONORHEALTH
16.38.1 Business Overview
16.38.2 Product Offerings
16.39 INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
16.39.1 Business Overview
16.39.2 Product Offering
16.40 KENES GROUP
16.40.1 Business Overview
16.40.2 Product Offerings
16.41 LOWELL GENERAL HOSPITAL
16.41.1 Business Overview
16.41.2 Product Offering
16.42 MAGMUTUAL
16.42.1 Business Overview
16.42.2 Product Offering
16.43 THE MEDICAL MUTUAL LIABILITY INSURANCE SOCIETY OF MARYLAND
16.43.1 Business Overview
16.43.2 Product Offerings
16.44 MEDICUS
16.44.1 Business Overview
16.44.2 Product Offering
16.45 MED LEARNING GROUP
16.45.1 Business Overview
16.45.2 Product Offerings
16.46 MED-IQ
16.46.1 Business Overview
16.46.2 Product Offerings
16.47 MEDSCAPE
16.47.1 Business Overview
16.47.2 Product Offering
16.48 MLMIC INSURANCE COMPANY
16.48.1 Business Overview
16.48.2 Product Offering
16.49 NORCAL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
16.49.1 Business Overview
16.49.2 Product Offering
16.50 OAKSTONE CME
16.50.1 Business Overview
16.50.2 Product Offering
16.51 OPUS MEDICUS
16.51.1 Business Overview
16.51.2 Product Offerings
16.52 ORTHOPAEDIC TRAUMA ASSOCIATION
16.52.1 Business Overview
16.52.2 Product Offerings
16.53 PENN MEDICINE LANCASTER GENERAL HEALTH
16.53.1 Business Overview
16.53.2 Product Offering
16.54 PESI HEALTHCARE
16.54.1 Business Overview
16.54.2 Product Offering
16.55 RELIAS
16.55.1 Business Overview
16.55.2 Product Offering
16.56 RESEARCH TO PRACTICE (RTP)
16.56.1 Business Overview
16.56.2 Product Offering
16.57 ROCKPOINTE CORPORATION
16.57.1 Business Overview
16.57.2 Product Offering
16.58 STANFORD MEDICINE
16.58.1 Business Overview
16.58.2 Product Offering
16.59 SALUS GLOBAL
16.59.1 Business Overview
16.59.2 Product Offering
16.60 THE SOCIETY FOR SIMULATION IN HEALTHCARE
16.60.1 Business Overview
16.60.2 Product Offerings
16.61 TOWER HEALTH
16.61.1 Business Overview
16.61.2 Product Offering
16.62 UPTODATE
16.62.1 Business Overview
16.62.2 Product Offering
16.63 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA
16.63.1 Business Overview
16.63.2 Product Offering
16.64 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE
16.64.1 Business Overview
16.64.2 Product Offering
16.65 WORLD CLASS CME
16.65.1 Business Overview
16.65.2 Product Offerings

17 Report Summary

17.1 Key Takeaways
17.2 Strategic Recommendations

18 Quantitative Summary

18.1 Market by Segmentation
18.1.1 Delivery Mode Segmentation
18.1.2 Specialty Segmentation
18.1.3 Provider Segmentation

19 Appendix

19.1 Abbreviations

List of Exhibits

Exhibit 1: Segmentation of US Continuing Medical Education (CME) Market
Exhibit 2: Market Size Calculation Approach 2021
Exhibit 3: Impact of Introduction of Next-Generation Simulation Technology For CME
Exhibit 4: Simulation-based CME learning Method Feedback
Exhibit 5: Reasons for Mobile Platform Incorporation into CME
Exhibit 6: Primary Device Used for Patient Care Information among Physicians
Exhibit 7: Number of Interactions in CME Presented by Providers Accredited in ACCME System (in million)
Exhibit 8: Duration of CME Activities Preferred by Physicians
Exhibit 9: Major Factors affecting CME Activities
Exhibit 10: Impact of Adoption of Digital Learning
Exhibit 11: Reasons for Adoption of Digital Learning
Exhibit 12: Impact of Growth in Student Enrolment for Medical Schools
Exhibit 13: Impact of Shortage of Skilled Physicians
Exhibit 14: Curriculum Change in US Medical Schools: Implementation of Change in 2017–2018
Exhibit 15: Impact of Consistent Expansion of Healthcare Industry & Occurrence of New Diseases
Exhibit 16: Factors Responsible for Healthcare Expansion in US
Exhibit 17: WHO’s Top 8 Diseases that are likely to Cause Severe Epidemics
Exhibit 18: Impact of Pharma Influence leading to Biased CME Content
Exhibit 19: Impact of Increasing Patient Pressure on Physicians
Exhibit 20: Impact of Heterogeneity of CME Training Programs
Exhibit 21: Types of CME Providers in US
Exhibit 22: US CME Market Revenue in 2021
Exhibit 23: US CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 24: US CME Market by Delivery Mode
Exhibit 25: US CME Market by Specialty
Exhibit 26: US CME Market by Providers
Exhibit 27: Five Forces Analysis 2021
Exhibit 28: Incremental Growth by Delivery Mode 2021 & 2027
Exhibit 29: US CME Market by Delivery Mode
Exhibit 30: US CME Market by Delivery Mode: Incremental Growth
Exhibit 31: US CME Market by Delivery Mode: Absolute Growth
Exhibit 32: US Classroom-based Training CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 33: US Classroom-based Training CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 34: US E-learning-based CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 35: US E-learning-based CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 36: US RSS-based CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 37: US RSS-based CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 38: US Journal-based CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 39: US Journal-based CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 40: US Other CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 41: US Other CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 42: Incremental Growth by Specialty 2021 & 2027
Exhibit 43: US CME Market by Specialty
Exhibit 44: US CME Market by Delivery Mode: Incremental Growth
Exhibit 45: US CME Market by Providers: Absolute Growth
Exhibit 46: US Oncology CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 47: US Oncology CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 48: US Cardiology CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 49: US Oncology CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 50: US Infectious Disease CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 51: US Infectious Disease CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 52: Preferred Mode of CME Activities
Exhibit 53: US Orthopedic CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 54: US Orthopedic CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 55: Supply of Dentists in US by Age and Gender, Dentists Working in Dentistry (%)
Exhibit 56: US Dental CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 57: US Dental CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 58: US Primary Care CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 59: US Primary Care CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 60: US Gastroenterology CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 61: US Gastroenterology CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 62: US General Surgery CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 63: US General Surgery CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 64: US Pediatric CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 65: US Pediatric CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 66: US Allergy & Immunology CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 67: US Allergy & Immunology CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 68: US Endocrinology & Metabolism CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 69: US Endocrinology & Metabolism CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 70: US Others CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 71: US Others CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 72: Incremental Growth by Providers 2021 & 2027
Exhibit 73: US CME Market by Providers
Exhibit 74: US CME Market by Providers: Incremental Growth
Exhibit 75: US CME Market by Providers: Absolute Growth
Exhibit 76: US NPOs & Physician Membership Organizations CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 77: US NPOs & Physician Membership Organizations CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 78: US Publishing/Educational Company CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 79: US Publishing/ Educational Company CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 80: US School of Medicine CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 81: US School of Medicine CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 82: US Hospitals/Healthcare Delivery Systems CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 83: US Hospitals/ Healthcare Delivery Systems CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 84: US Others CME Market: Incremental Growth & Absolute Growth
Exhibit 85: Others US CME Market 2021–2027 ($ million)
Exhibit 86: Number of Educational Activities in Recent Years (2017–2020) (in million)

List of Tables

Table 1: Key Caveats
Table 2: Currency Conversion 2015-2021
Table 3: Total Numbers of Activities, Hours, and Interactions - 2020, CME Presented by Providers Accredited in ACCME System
Table 4: Impact of Increased Demand for Mobile Platform Education
Table 5: Impact of Increased Adoption of CME among Non-physicians Healthcare Professionals
Table 6: Impact of High Preference for Short-term CME Courses
Table 7: Upcoming Digital Platform-based CME Providers
Table 8: Applicants, Matriculants, Enrollment, and Graduates of US MD-Granting Medical Schools, 2017-2018 through 2021–2022
Table 9: US Professional Medical Associations across 10 Costliest Disease Areas and Payments ($) to Leaders from Pharmaceutical and Device Companies
Table 10: Number of People per Active Physician by Specialty 2019
Table 11: Trained US Physicians by Location 2017
Table 12: CME Requirements in the US by State
Table 13: Credit Points required by US Physicians
Table 14: Several Types of RSS Activities Performed
Table 15: Supply of Dentists in US by Practice, Research, or Administration Area, Dentists Working in Dentistry
Table 16: Physician Membership Organizations providing CME Programs
Table 17: School of Medicine Providing CME programs
Table 18: Rate of Activities Compared to Previous Years for Total CME Providers in US
Table 19: AcademicCME: Major Product Offerings
Table 20: AffinityCE: Major Product Offering
Table 21: Albert Einstein College of Medicine: Major Product Offering
Table 22: AMA Ed Hub: Major Product Offering
Table 23: American College of Cardiology: Major Product Offering
Table 24: American Medical Seminars: Major Product Offering
Table 25: American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery: Major Product Offerings
Table 26: Antidote Education Company: Major Product Offering
Table 27: AO North America: Major Product Offerings
Table 28: Aspirus: Major Product Offering
Table 29: Axis Medical Education: Major Product Offering
Table 30: Ballad Health: Major Product Offering
Table 31: Baptist Health South Florida: Major Product Offering
Table 32: Baylor College of Medicine: Major Product Offering
Table 33: BorderRAC: Major Product Offering
Table 34: Boston University School of Medicine: Major Product Offering
Table 35: Brody School of Medicine East Carolina University: Major Product Offerings
Table 36: Bryan Health: Major Product Offering
Table 37: Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences: Major Product Offering
Table 38: The Center for Forensic Psychiatry: Major Product Offering
Table 39: The Carlat CME Institute: Major Product Offering
Table 40: Cine-Med: Major Product Offering
Table 41: CME Outfitters: Major Product Offering
Table 42: CME Procedures: Major Product Offering
Table 43: Continuing Education Company: Major Product Offering
Table 44: COPIC Insurance Company: Major Product Offering
Table 45: Curi: Major Product Offering
Table 46: Current Reviews: Major Product Offering
Table 47: EB Medicine: Major Product Offering
Table 48: Essential CME: Major Product Offering
Table 49: EXCEL CME: Major Product Offering
Table 50: Florida Psychiatric Society: Major Product Offering
Table 51: Forefront Collaborative: Major Product Offering
Table 52: Great Valley Publishing Company: Major Product Offering
Table 53: Georgia Chapter of the American College of Cardiology: Major Product Offering
Table 54: Greeley Company: Major Product Offering
Table 55: Haymarket Medical Education: Major Product Offering
Table 56: HonorHealth: Major Product Offerings
Table 57: Indiana University School of Medicine: Major Product Offering
Table 58: Kenes Group: Major Product Offering
Table 59: Lowell General Hospital: Major Product Offering
Table 60: MagMutual: Major Product Offering
Table 61: The MEDICAL MUTUAL Liability Insurance Society of Maryland: Major Product Offerings
Table 62: Medicus: Major Product Offering
Table 63: Med Learning Group: Major Product Offering
Table 64: Med-IQ: Major Product Offering
Table 65: MedScape: Major Product Offering
Table 66: MLMIC Insurance Company: Major Product Offering
Table 67: NORCAL Mutual Insurance Company: Major Product Offering
Table 68: Oakstone CME: Major Product Offering
Table 69: Opus Medicus: Major Product Offering
Table 70: Orthopaedic Trauma Association: Major Product Offering
Table 71: Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health: Major Product Offering
Table 72: PESI Healthcare: Major Product Offering
Table 73: Relias: Major Product Offering
Table 74: Research To Practice: Major Product Offering
Table 75: Rockpointe Corporation: Major Product Offering
Table 76: Stanford Medicine: Major Product Offering
Table 77: Salus Global: Major Product Offering
Table 78: The Society for Simulation in Healthcare: Major Product Offerings
Table 79: Tower Health: Major Product Offering
Table 80: UpToDate: Major Product Offering
Table 81: University of North Dakota: Major Product Offering
Table 82: University of California, Irvine: Major Product Offering
Table 83: World Class CME: Major Product Offering
Table 84: US CME Market by Delivery Mode 2021-2027 ($ million)
Table 85: US CME Market by Delivery Mode 2021-2027 (%)
Table 86: US CME Market by Specialty 2021-2027 ($ million)
Table 87: US CME Market by Specialty 2021-2027 (%)
Table 88: US CME Market by Providers 2021-2027 ($ million)
Table 89: US CME Market by Providers 2021-2027 (%)

Companies Mentioned

AcademicCME
AffinityCE
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
AMA Ed Hub
American College of Cardiology
American Medical Seminars
American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS)
Antidote Education Company
AO North America
Aspirus
AXIS Medical Education
Ballad Health
Baptist Health South Florida
Baylor College of Medicine
BorderRAC
Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM)
Brody School of Medicine East Carolina University
Bryan Health
Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences
The Center for Forensic Psychiatry
The Carlat CME Institute
Cine-Med
CME Outfitters
CME Procedures
Continuing Education Company
COPIC Insurance Company
Curi
Current Reviews
EB Medicine
Essential CME
EXCEL CME
Florida Psychiatric Society
Forefront Collaborative
Great Valley Publishing Company
Georgia Chapter of the American College of Cardiology
Greeley Company
Haymarket Medical Education
HonorHealth
Indiana University School of Medicine
Kenes Group
Lowell General Hospital
MagMutual
The MEDICAL MUTUAL Liability Insurance Society Of Maryland
Medicus
Med Learning Group
Med-IQ
MedScape
MLMIC Insurance Company
NORCAL Mutual Insurance Company
Oakstone CME
Opus Medicus
Orthopaedic Trauma Association
Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health
PESI Healthcare
Relias
Research To Practice
Rockpointe Corporation
Stanford Medicine
Salus Global
The Society for Simulation in Healthcare
Tower Health
UpToDate
University of North Dakota
University of California, Irvine
World Class CME

Methodology

Our research comprises a mix of primary and secondary research. The secondary research sources that are typically referred to include, but are not limited to, company websites, annual reports, financial reports, company pipeline charts, broker reports, investor presentations and SEC filings, journals and conferences, internal proprietary databases, news articles, press releases, and webcasts specific to the companies operating in any given market.

Primary research involves email interactions with the industry participants across major geographies. The participants who typically take part in such a process include, but are not limited to, CEOs, VPs, business development managers, market intelligence managers, and national sales managers. We primarily rely on internal research work and internal databases that we have populated over the years. We cross-verify our secondary research findings with the primary respondents participating in the study.

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