Producing and Delivering Successful Continuing Education at OSU's Wexner Medical Center

Key to producing successful continuing medical education (CME) webcasts is an understanding of how to package your program to meet CME requirements. Equally important is knowing the best workflows for timely production. In this session, Derrick shares: • Tips and best practices for producing CME webcasts • Valuable techniques for working with physicians, other presenters, moderators and production teams • How to produce and package content to meet CME requirements, ensuring that your CME is properly accredited as an enduring material • How to test webcast viewers • Challenges and lessons learned with developing his own CME Program

Derrick Freeman, Program Manager, OSU MedNet21 Webcast Producer, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center., At The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, Derrick is responsible for producing their CME Webcast, OSU MedNet21, and providing technical support to 32 subscribing hospitals that utilize this weekly webcast for physicians. In addition, Derrick recommends technical tools for the webcast, produces video segments, works with physician presenters and designs streaming production workflows MedNet21 and online CME. Overall, Derrick has 11 years of video production experience, 10 years of videography experience and 8 years of non-linear editing experience. He was also an instructor in the Design Department at Sinclair Community College for five years and served as an Instructor and Video Streaming and Compression Consultant for Freeman Compression Inc. for six years. Outside of his previous teaching and consulting duties, he has spoken at WEVA Expo and NAB Show, teaching video streaming and compression. Derrick holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication from DePauw University.

5/4/2016 3:15:00 PM