Have you ever faced the ethical dilemma of being asked to work on similar projects for competing clients?

As a freelance CME writer, you may encounter situations where multiple clients request your expertise for overlapping projects. This can put you in a challenging position, balancing professional ethics with business opportunities.

By listening to this episode, you will:

1. Learn how to navigate potential conflicts of interest in CME writing


2. Understand the ethical frameworks and principles that guide decision-making in medical education


3. Gain practical strategies for maintaining professional integrity while managing client relationships

Tune in now to equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to make ethical decisions that protect your reputation and uphold the integrity of CME content creation.

Resources

WriteCMEpreneur Waitlist

Write Medicine Insider

Manifesting Wealth in Transitions Retreat

ACCME 2020 Standards for Integrity and Independence in Continuing Education

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction

02:39 WriteCME Pro question on the ethical dilemma where two clients ask you to work on the same project

03:23 Exploring ethical frameworks

06:54 Variables affecting content integrity

09:55 The issue of conflict of interest

11:22 Transparency is another ethical consideration

12:13 Answering the WriteCME Pro question

13:23 Key takeaways from today's episode

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