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Coming this July: ACCME and the American Board of Preventive Medicine Collaborate to Streamline Diplomate CME/CCP Credit Reporting
industry news
The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education reports that the American Board of Preventive Medicine (ABPM) has joined its CME for MOC/CC Collaboration, enabling digital reporting of CME and Continuous Certification Program (CCP)...
Coming this July: ACCME and the American Board of Preventive Medicine Collaborate to Streamline Diplomate CME/CCP Credit Reporting

By: ACCME News Release

Advancing Professionalism in Continuing Education: Development and Early Outcomes of Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education Certificate
industry news

The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education developed two certificate programs to help continuing education (CE) professionals demonstrate applied competence in accreditation and data stewardship.

Advancing Professionalism in Continuing Education: Development and Early Outcomes of Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education Certificate

By: Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions

Department of Education Adds Nursing Degrees to its Interim List of Professional Degree Programs
industry news

The U.S. Department of Education (ED) has released an interim list of professional degree programs that includes certain post-baccalaureate nursing degrees: MSN, DNP and DNAP.

Department of Education Adds Nursing Degrees to its Interim List of Professional Degree Programs

By: Newswise

Closing the Practice Gap in Obesity Care Through Targeted Education
industry news

New research highlights the impact of on-demand continuing medical education (CME) on primary care clinicians' (PCCs) knowledge, skills and confidence in caring for patients with obesity.

Closing the Practice Gap in Obesity Care Through Targeted Education

By: Physician's Weekly

Development and Early Outcomes of Interprofessional Education on Opioid Use Disorder in the Kentucky HEALing Communities Study
industry news
Researchers describe the impact of the Kentucky Opioid Overdose Prevention and Education Network (KY-OPEN), a virtual interprofessional education series developed through the HEALing Communities Study to address gaps in training for clinicians...
Development and Early Outcomes of Interprofessional Education on Opioid Use Disorder in the Kentucky HEALing Communities Study

By: Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions

New ACCME Data Report Highlights Strength and Reach of Accredited Education
industry news

A new report from the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) underscores the continued strength and impact of accredited continuing medical education and continuing education.

New ACCME Data Report Highlights Strength and Reach of Accredited Education

By: ACCME News Release

How to Teach Staff to Think Like an Infection Control Preventionist
industry news

A skilled nursing facility in New Jersey improved frontline staff's ability to recognize real-time infection prevention risks by replacing traditional lectures with a photo-based educational initiative called “Be the IP.”

How to Teach Staff to Think Like an Infection Control Preventionist

By: Infection Control Today

Impact of Short-term Online Continuing Education on Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease on the Cognitive Level and Diagnostic and Therapeutic Behaviors of Physicians in Medical Consortiums
industry news

Researchers studied more than 200 physicians to evaluate the effects of a short-term online continuing education program on gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).

Impact of Short-term Online Continuing Education on Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease on the Cognitive Level and Diagnostic and Therapeutic Behaviors of Physicians in Medical Consortiums

By: Frontiers in Public Health

Physician Associate Groups Sue Federal Department of Education Over Cap on Student Loans
industry news
The American Academy of Physician Associates and the Physician Assistant Education Association have sued the U.S. Department of Education, arguing that a new federal loan rule unlawfully classifies physician associate programs as non-professional...
Physician Associate Groups Sue Federal Department of Education Over Cap on Student Loans

By: EdSource

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Coming this July: ACCME and the American Board of Preventive Medicine Collaborate to Streamline Diplomate CME/CCP Credit Reporting
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Coming this July: ACCME and the American Board of Preventive Medicine Collaborate to Streamline Diplomate CME/CCP Credit Reporting

By: ACCME News Release

Advancing Professionalism in Continuing Education: Development and Early Outcomes of Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education Certificate
industry news
Advancing Professionalism in Continuing Education: Development and Early Outcomes of Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education Certificate

By: Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions

Department of Education Adds Nursing Degrees to its Interim List of Professional Degree Programs
industry news
Department of Education Adds Nursing Degrees to its Interim List of Professional Degree Programs

By: Newswise

Closing the Practice Gap in Obesity Care Through Targeted Education
industry news
Closing the Practice Gap in Obesity Care Through Targeted Education

By: Physician's Weekly

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