Panel: the microcomputer and continuing medical education

Microcomputers located in physicians' offices should help facilitate their continuing medical education (CME) activities in at least two ways. First, the computer should be able to provide prompt access to data needed to solve specific patient care problems. Second, the computer should have usefulness in implementing an ongoing, needs-based, individually-tailored CME program. Panel members will discuss theoretical and practical aspects of using computers for CME activities.