I need CME that sharpens benefit–risk appraisal and pharmacovigilance, ideally short 30–60 minute modules with real adverse event case reviews. If you’ve found an ACCME‑accredited program that teaches interpreting absolute vs relative risk, NNT/NNH, and practical FAERS signal triage — without drifting into therapy advice — please share.
ACCME Medscape CME nailed absolute vs relative risk and NNT/NNH; I practiced FAERS triage here: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) Public Dashboard | FDA. Case depth is variable.
CDERLearn’s pharmacovigilance modules fit your 30–60‑min ask — CME, FAERS case walk‑throughs, and solid takes on absolute vs relative risk; start here: https://cderlearn.fda.gov. For crisp NNT/NNH practice without therapy drift, I pair it with AMA Ed Hub’s short biostats primer. Small caveat: case depth varies, so I keep one live FAERS signal open to triage alongside the module, @OP.
What’s worked for me is pairing a 45‑min CME with a live FAERS case, @OP — pull quick counts via openFDA (https://api.fda.gov/drug/event.json) to sanity‑check the signal and write a short triage note in real time. For credit without therapy detours, the CITI Program’s AE/safety reporting module gave me ACCME CME, but it’s lighter on FAERS practice.
@OP JAMA Network Learning has 30–45‑min ACCME CME; I add a quick ‘Naranjo’ pass — light on FAERS. https://learn.jamanetwork.com.
StatPearls’ ACCME ‘Pharmacovigilance’ CME fits 30–60‑min — clear ARR/RRR, NNT case Qs; FAERS triage is light. https://www.statpearls.com.
@OP I’ve gotten the most out of the FDA CE Portal’s ACCME pharmacovigilance webinars — roughly an hour with real FAERS case walk‑throughs, focused on “ARR vs RRR” and NNT/NNH without drifting into therapy; I keep a simple spreadsheet open to convert RRR to ARR as I watch. Small caveat: FAERS triage is brief in-session, so I jump to the FAERS Public Dashboard afterward to rehearse signal sorting with similar patterns (Qlik Sense).
@OP Stanford Online CME’s “How to Read a Paper” nails “absolute vs relative risk”; pair with open.fda.gov/apis/drug/event; FAERS depth’s light.