ACOG and CDC
A two-part CME-accredited eLearning program: 16 shoots, narrative modules, decision tools, and three PSAs, delivered on time and under budget.
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Puritano Media Group
Clinical content has to be right, and it has to stay right for years. Healthcare production is built around expert review at every stage.
Healthcare video fails in a specific way: content that is almost accurate. Our healthcare work is structured so that almost never survives. Scripts are reviewed by subject matter experts before filming, presenters are real clinicians whose credibility is the content, and the finished program carries the documentation accreditation requires.
For ACOG, with the CDC, PMG produced a two-part CME-accredited eLearning program on maternal immunization: narrative video modules, quizzes, and clinical decision-flow tools worth up to 7 CME credits, produced across 16 shoots in five months, plus three public service announcements. It was delivered on time and under budget.
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A two-part CME-accredited eLearning program: 16 shoots, narrative modules, decision tools, and three PSAs, delivered on time and under budget.
Read the case studyYour subject matter experts review scripts before production and cuts during post. The review steps are built into the schedule, and the program carries the names of the institutions behind it, so nothing ships unreviewed.
Yes. We produced a CME-accredited, two-part program carrying up to 7 credits, with assessment and documentation built in.
For clinical content, accuracy and accountability decide it. Real clinicians on camera, expert review, and a producer who answers for the result. Our Insights article on AI video versus a production company lays out the full decision framework.
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