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In a regularly scheduled series (RSS) activity, clinicians were taught about health and practice data collection, analysis and synthesis of patient data and were guided through workflows and taught how to write notes and place orders customized to their profession as a physician, nurse, and… More

The provider enhanced regularly scheduled series (RSS), or "grand rounds", activities presented in collaboration with healthcare facilities through the identification of a “Program Champion” in each facility who is a local expert and resource to lead discussions with faculty and follow up on… More

The provider developed internet enduring versions of a large number of its CME Grand Rounds and regularly scheduled series (RSS) sessions. This has allowed for the creation of over 100 on-demand learning topics that have also been utilized by its GME department for onboarding incoming residents… More

The provider collaborates with a local children's hospital to use the healthcare improvement methodologies, including didactic teaching and real time applications, to positively impact and foster quality improvement and improved performance in many different departments. Examples include:… More

You can click on the name of any of these activity formats for a definition and additional information on how to report learners:  

• Live Course
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When applying for Accreditation with Commendation, you determine the size of your CME program by calculating the number of activities during your current accreditation term, using the best information you have at the time of your application. These are the ranges: Small program: 39 or fewer… More

Here are suggestions and resources to help you provide physicians with current, relevant COVID-19 education that also helps them meet Maintenance of Certification (MOC) requirements. Whether you are currently offering CME that counts for MOC, or are just getting started, here are some tips to… More

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SUBMIT YOUR ACCME 2022 MEETING PROPOSALS BY NOVEMBER 5 

We want to hear from you during the ACCME 2022 Meeting! We encourage you and your teams to send in submissions to our Call for Proposals, which will be open until Friday, November 5, at 11:59 pm CT. We are soliciting… More

We are pleased to release the ACCME Data Report: Rising to the Challenge in Accredited Continuing Education – 2020, which includes data from a community of 1,680 accredited organizations that offer physicians, other healthcare professionals, and healthcare teams an array of continuing education… More