Vemco MedEd is a full-service medical education company that provides high-quality, innovative, evidence-based educational programs and activities to healthcare professionals. Our mission is to develop and implement science-based independent medical education curricula for physicians, pharmacists, and nurses specializing in a broad range of therapeutic areas. We are solely dedicated to developing CE-certified educational initiatives by partnering with accredited providers.

When planning an activity, Vemco strives for scientific accuracy, absence of bias, and clinical applicability. We challenge ourselves to give every project and every partner our best efforts guided by intelligence, energy, integrity and experience. To achieve this, we assembled a team of dedicated professionals with advanced degrees in health and life sciences.

As an educational partner and facilitator, Vemco MedEd is well positioned to advise, support, and implement diverse projects in various formats including live meetings, electronic media, and print materials.

Vemco's success is dependent upon scientific knowledge and the ability to gather and interpret information. We help healthcare professionals achieve better patient outcomes by translating the latest developments in science and medicine to clinically useful information and skills.

Our collective goal is to provide healthcare professionals with the accurate, up-to-date information they need to make critical clinical decisions that positively impact patient care.

Zero Tolerance for HAIs: Pharmacists Take the Next Step
Towards Quality Improvement and Patient Safety
A Series of 10 Case Workshops with Antimicrobial Stewardship Meeting Simulation at 10 State SHP Annual Meetings

"An important clinical responsibility of the pharmacist is to ensure the rational use of antimicrobial agents through the health system."
ASHP Statement on the Pharmacist's Role

In 2009, "Zero Tolerance for Failure: Pharmacists Fight Back!" brought application-based education on appropriate management of HAIs to 1000 health-system pharmacists in 8 State SHPs. It was clear that effectively addressing HAI challenges required (1) continuous and sequential educational training and (2) expanding the reach to health-system pharmacists across the entire US. This resulted in the Initiative’s second phase in 2010—"Zero Tolerance for HAIs: Pharmacists Take the Next Step Towards Quality Improvement and Patient Safety". With Society of Infectious Diseases Pharmacists (SIDP) as the educational partner, this Next Step focused on addressing process-related issues in HAI management by empowering 1600 health-system pharmacists from 10 State SHPs with practical knowledge to successfully manage HAIs.
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