Part II = 5 Part IV = 5 Part II = 13 Part IV = 8

Council of Medical Specialty Societies ‐ Performance Improvement CME Programs of Specialty Societies

DRAFT – Updated September 24, 2014 Society/Organization MOC Parts II and IV Activities of Specialty Societies

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American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI)

MOC Part II

Recent Advances Module (enduring material, jointly sponsored with ABAI) Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology MOC Article series (MOC‐CME activity) Clinical Cases series (online enduring material/MOC‐CME activity) Joint Council of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology webinar series (online live and enduring material/MOC‐CME activity) PI Pro: Allergy/Immunology Self‐Assessment (MOC‐CME activity/launching September 2014)

MOC Part IV

Asthma IQ:

- For specialists (2008; approved by ABAI) - For primary care providers (2011; approved by ABIM and ABP)

PI PRO: Food Allergy Module (2013; approved by ABAI) Chronic Urticaria Practice Improvement Module (2014; in collaboration with AAD; approved by ABD and ABAI) AAAAI Qualified Clinical Data Registry – ABIM Self‐Directed PIM included (2014; approved by ABAI)

American Academy of Dermatology (AAD)

Workshops at Annual and Summer Academy Meeting

MOC Self‐Assessment: Acne MOC Self‐Assessment: Acne, Psoriasis, Eczema and Inflammatory Dermatoses MOC Self‐Assessment: Atopic Dermatitis MOC Self‐Assessment: Cosmetic Dermatology MOC Self‐Assessment: Contact Dermatology MOC Self‐Assessment: Cutaneous Infections MOC Self‐Assessment: Dermatopathology MOC Self‐Assessment: Office Based Safety MOC Self‐Assessment: Pediatric Dermatology MOC Self‐Assessment: Procedural Dermatology MOC Self‐Assessment: Psoriasis MOC Self‐Assessment: Skin Cancer

Number of Societies Reporting = 37Total Part II Modules = 690 Total Part IV Modules = 347

Part II = 5 Part IV = 5




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Component 2 Patient Safety Module

MOC Part IV Performance Improvement (PI) CME

Acne Atopic Dermatitis Biopsy (Skin Biopsy Tracking and Follow‐Up) Chronic Urticaria Laser and Light Based Therapy for Rejuvenation Melanoma Psoriasis (Translating Psoriasis Guidelines into Practice) Venous Insufficiency

American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP)

MOC Part II

Live/interactive:

Cerebrovascular Disease Hypertension Health Behavior Preventive Care Asthma Hospital Medicine Heart Failure Childhood Illness CAD Diabetes Well Child Care Mental Health in the Community Hospital Medicine Heart Failure Health Behavior Maternity Care




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MOC Part IV/PI‐CME

METRIC (2005): Asthma, Diabetes, Geriatrics, Hypertension

PerformanceNavigator™ (Under development)

American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine (AAHPM)

MOC Part II

Approved by ABIM (in process of making links between systems)

AAHPM FAST™ Hospice and Palliative Medicine: Focused Assessment and Study Tool HPM FAST 2nd Edition – 3 separate modules; 25 items each; September 1, 2012 through September 30, 2015

o Psychiatry/Cognition (8 MOC points) o Prognostication (8 MOC points) o Pediatric (8 MOC points)

Approved by ABIM for those seeking generalist level palliative care knowledge (in process of making links between systems) UNIPAC amplifireTM modules

UNIPAC 1 The Hospice and Palliative Medicine Approach to Care UNIPAC 2 Alleviating Psychological and Spiritual Pain UNIPAC 3 Assessing and Treating Pain UNIPAC 4 Managing Nonpain Symptoms UNIPAC 5 Communication and the Interdisciplinary Team UNIPAC 6 Ethical and Legal Dimensions of Care UNIPAC 7 Caring for Patients with HIV/AIDS UNIPAC 8 Caring for Pediatric Patients UNIPAC 9 Caring for Patients with Chronic Illnesses: Dementia, COPD, and CHF

American Academy of Neurology (AAN)

MOC Part II – CME • AAN Annual Meeting • AAN Fall Conference • Continuum Lifelong Learning in Neurology ®





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• Continuum® Audio • Neurology® Journal CME • Neurology® Podcasts CME • NeuroLearn (program includes variety of individual topic specific courses) • NeuroPI (program includes variety of individual topic specific modules) • NeuroSAE (program includes variety of individual general and subspecialty editions) • Webinars

For more information on the CME resources: https://www.aan.com/cme‐and‐moc/

MOC Part II – Self‐Assessment • NeuroSAE Fifth Edition • NeuroSAE Fourth Edition • NeuroSAE Third Edition • NeuroSAE Vascular Edition • NeuroSAE Clinical Neurophysiology Edition • NeuroSAE Annual Meeting Edition • Continuum Lifelong Learning in Neurology ® • Continuum Test Your Knowledge – Regional Conference Live Program • Continuum Test Your Knowledge – Annual Meeting Live Program

For more information on the self‐assessment resources: https://www.aan.com/cme‐and‐moc/self‐assessment/)

MOC Part IV / PI CME • NeuroPI: Patient Safety – Falls • NeuroPI: Acute Stroke Care • NeuroPI: ALS – Assessment and General Management Issues • NeuroPI: ALS – Specific Management Issues • NeuroPI: Chronic Opioid Therapy • NeuroPI: Dementia • NeuroPI: Distal Symmetric Polyneuropathy • NeuroPI: Epilepsy • NeuroPI: Chronic Sleep Apnea • NeuroPI: Parkinson’s Disease – Diagnostic Review, Cognitive, Psychiatric and Sleep Disturbances • NeuroPI: Parkinson’s Disease – Safety Issues, Autonomic Dysfunction, Therapy, and Treatment Options

For more information on the PI resources: https://tools.aan.com/practice/pip/



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American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO)

MOC Part II • Continuing Medical Education

• 49 live activities • 2 live webinars • 2 Performance Improvement CME activities • 138 enduring materials • 188 Internet enduring materials

• Self‐Assessment, pre‐approved by ABO as “Self‐Assessment CME.” Diplomates may also submit any accredited CME activity from the above list for direct individual approval by the ABO against their self‐assessment criteria.

• Practicing Ophthalmologist Learning System, online enduring material, 2011, 2014 • 28 ONE Network Cases; 25 ONE Network Courses and Podcasts, online enduring materials, 2013 and ongoing • Wrong Site/Wrong IOL, PI CME activity, 2009 • Building Best Practices for Informed Consent, PI CME activity, 2012 • MOC Review Course, live activity, 2013, 2014 • Subspecialty Days, live activity:

2013: Cornea, Glaucoma, Neuro‐Ophthalmology, Oculofacial Plastic Surgery, Pediatric Ophthalmology, Refractive Surgery, Retina

2014: Cornea, Glaucoma, Oculofacial Plastic Surgery, Ocular Oncology and Pathology, Pediatric Ophthalmology, Refractive Surgery, Retina, Uveitis

• 2013 Annual Meeting, live activity: Spotlight on Cataract Course • AAO 2014, live activity:

o SPO3: Spotlight on Cataracts: Clinical Decision‐making With Cataract Complications o Course 537: Corneal Topographic Analysis: Pearls for your Clinical Practice o Course 334: Current Topics in Cornea / External Disease: Highlights of the Basic and Clinical Science

Course 8 o Course 404: How to Evaluate a Patient with Uveitis? o Course 574: Update Your Anterior Chamber Angle Skills: How to Best Examine, Grade, and Treat

MOC Part IV

23 Practice Improvement Modules (PIMs) developed through AAO/ABO collaboration, CME accreditation through joint sponsorship with ABO, 2013




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American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)

MOC Part II PREP Self‐Assessment PREP Adolescent Medicine PREP Developmental‐Behavioral PREP Emergency Medicine PREP Endocrinology PREP Hematology‐Oncology PREP ICU PREP Infectious Diseases PREP Nephrology PREP Pulmonology PREP Gastroenterology (coming in 2016, anticipated MOC approval) PREP Cardiology (coming in 2016, anticipated MOC approval) NeoReviewsPlus PediaLink Learning Plan PREP The Course Self‐Assessment (2014) PREP:EM Course Self‐Assessment (2014) PREP:ID Course Self‐Assessment (coming in 2015, anticipated MOC approval) National Conference & Exhibition/PEDS21 ‐ Sports in the World of Pediatrics Self‐Assessment (2014) Practical Pediatrics CME Course Self‐Assessment – Hilton Head (2014) Practical Pediatrics CME Course Self‐Assessment – Las Vegas (2014) Practical Pediatrics CME Course Self‐Assessment – Lake Tahoe (2015) Practical Pediatrics CME Course Self‐Assessment – Orlando (2015) Practical Pediatrics CME Course Self‐Assessment – Santa Fe (2015) Practical Pediatrics CME Course Self‐Assessment – Hilton Head (2015) Practical Pediatrics CME Course Self‐Assessment – San Francisco (2015) Practical Pediatrics CME Course Self‐Assessment – Chicago (2015) Practical Pediatrics CME Course Self‐Assessment – Phoenix (2015) Practical Pediatrics CME Course Self‐Assessment – Nashville (2015) Section on Cardiology Pediatric Review Course and DVD Self‐Assessment (2014) Section on Surgery Annual Meeting Program (2012, 2013, 2014) (approved by American Board of Surgery)




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MOC Part IV (no PI‐CME) QuIIN: Improving Community‐Acquired Pneumonia (ICAP) QI Project (2014) Adolescent Health in Pediatric Practices, Pediatric Research in Office Settings (2012‐2015) Improving Shift Transition Handoffs, Section on Emergency Medicine (2014‐2016) Improving Patient Centered Pediatric Care Transitions, Section on Hospital Medicine (2013‐2015) Care Coordination in the Medical Home, Tennessee Chapter and QIDA (2014) Eliminate Tobacco Use and Exposure Program (QIDA Module Adaptation), AAP Richmond Center (2014‐2017) Childhood Obesity Quality Improvement Project (COPI), AAP Institute for Healthy Childhood Weight (2014‐2015) National Pediatric Cardiology Quality Improvement Collaborative, a JCCHD initiative (AAP, ACC, AHA) Preterm Admission Temperature PIM (Collaboration between AAP Section on Perinatal Pediatrics and ABP) (2012) Eliminating Central Line‐Associated Bloodstream Infections in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit PIM (Collaboration

between AAP Section on Perinatal Pediatrics and ABP) (2014)

MOC Part IV/PI‐CME EQIPP: Newborn Screening: Evaluate and Improve Your Practice (2012) EQIPP: STEP Up Diabetes Care: Screening, Testing, Education, and Prevention (2013) EQIPP: Asthma ‐ Diagnosing and Managing in Pediatrics (2013) EQIPP: Oral Health in Primary Care (2013) EQIPP: Immunizations – Improve Your Practice Rates (2013) EQIPP: Growth Surveillance and Linear Growth Failure (2013) EQIPP: GER or GERD? Diagnosis and Management (2013) QuIIN: Comparison of Immunization Quality Improvement Dissemination Strategies (CIZQIDS) 2013 Phase 2, Florida Pediatric Medical Home Demonstration Project , Round 2 (2014) Chapter Quality Network 4 Asthma Program (2014) PediaLink Quality Improvement (coming soon)!

American Academy of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (AAPM&R)

MOC Part II

Self‐Assessment Examinations for Practitioners (SAE‐Ps)

2014 SAE‐P: Intro to Diagnostic & Interventional Ultrasound Applications in Physiatry (available November 2014) 2014 SAE‐P: Geriatrics (available September 2014) 2014 SAE‐P: Spasticity 2014 SAE‐P: Paralympic Sports Medicine and Science




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2014 SAE‐P: Sports Medicine (Subspecialty Board Review) 2013 SAE‐P: Musculoskeletal Medicine 2013 SAE‐P: Brain Injury 2013 SAE‐P: Electrodiagnostics and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation 2012 SAE‐P: Pain Management 2012 SAE‐P: Stroke Rehabilitation 2012 SAE‐P: Osteoarthritis 2011 SAE‐P: Concussion and Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Current and Future Concepts

MOC Part IV

Practice Improvement Projects (PIPs)

Osteoporosis Practice Improvement Project (PIP) Deep Vein Thrombosis Practice Improvement Project (PIP) Stroke Rehabilitation Improvement Project (PIP) Low Back Pain Practice Improvement Project (PIP)

American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) Congress of Neurological Surgeons (CNS)

MOC Part II Self‐Assessment Enduring Materials

Patient Safety Module — on ABNS website (http://www.abns.org/) Neurosurgical Knowledge Update — electronic textbook series in production‐ approved by ABNS for self‐assessment Self‐Assessment in Neurological Surgery (SANS) (http://sans.cns.org/) AANS Clinical Topics Self Review Journal of Neurosurgery Articles:

o “A prospective study of physician‐observed concussions during junior ice hockey: implications for incidence rates”

o “The Foundation of Excellence is Knowledge: The Role of Self‐Assessment Programs in Continuing Education” o “Results of the AANS membership survey of adult spinal deformity knowledge: impact of training, practice




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experience, and assessment of potential areas for improved education: Clinical article” o “Guidelines for the performance of fusion procedures for degenerative disease of the lumbar spine. Part 2:

assessment of functional outcome” o “Comparison of patient and surgeon ratings of outcome 12 months after spine surgery”

Additional articles available via the Journal of Neurosurgery website (http://thejns.org/) Live Courses

MOC Review Course — approved by the ABNS for self‐assessment Annual Meeting Practical Clinics — MOC Review Course

MOC Part IV Practice Improvement Projects (PIPs) Enduring Materials

Neurosurgical “Key Case” On‐line review ABNS approved complication review programs ABNS appropriate MSPP programs Clinical manuscript in practice improvement Journal of Neurosurgery Articles:

o “The National Neurosurgery Quality and Outcomes Database (N2QOD) Pilot: Patient‐centered Measurement of Quality and Effectiveness of Care”

o “Comparative Effectiveness, Cost Utility and Cost Benefit Analysis of Intra‐Operative Neuromonitoring in Cervical Spine Surgery: Where is the Value?”

o “Comparative Effectiveness, Cost Utility and Cost Benefit Analysis of Intra‐Operative Neuromonitoring in Lumbar Spine Surgery: Where is the Value?”

o “Use of a Prospective Web‐based Registry to Determine the Relative Value of Surgical and Medical Treatments of Degenerative Spine Disorders: Proving the Real‐world Value of Surgical Care”

o “Accurately Measuring the Quality and Effectiveness of Cervical Spine Surgery in Registry Efforts: Determining the



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Most Valid and Responsive Instruments” Additional articles available via the Journal of Neurosurgery website (http://thejns.org/) Direct

Participation in the National Neurosurgery Quality and Outcomes Database (N2QOD) clinical registry

American College of Cardiology (ACC)

MOC Part II

ACC's MOC Collection in General Cardiology (13 modules) ACC's MOC Collection in Interventional Cardiology (8 modules) ACC's MOC Module 1 for Electrophysiology ACC's MOC Module 1 for Echocardiography ACC's MOC Module 1 for Valvular ACCSAP 8: Adult Clinical Cardiology Self‐Assessment Program CathSAP 4: Cardiac Catheterization and Interventional Cardiology Self‐Assessment Program EchoSAP 7: ACC Guidelines MOC Module 2: 2013 ACC/AHA Guideline on the Treatment of Blood Cholesterol to Reduce

Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Risk in Adults Championing Care for the Patient with Aortic Stenosis: ACCF’s Maintenance of Certification Collection Journal Club Professional Liability Risk Management & Patient Safety Patient Safety Module

MOC PART IV

Imaging in FOCUS The Evolution of Anticoagulation Management ‐ Atrial Fibrillation

American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP)

MOC Part II Lifelong Learning and Self‐Assessment Requirement Developed in collaboration with the American Board of Emergency Medicine and the American Academy of Emergency Medicine. Approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit.™




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ABEM 2011 LLSA CME Activity ABEM 2012 LLSA CME Activity ABEM 2013 LLSA CME Activity ABEM 2013 Medical Toxicology LLSA CME Activity ABEM 2014 LLSA CME Activity ABEM 2014 EMS LLSA CME Activity ABEM 2015 LLSA CME Activity (April 2015) ABEM 2015 Medical Toxicology LLSA CME Activity (June 2015)

MOC Part II Patient Safety Self‐Assessment CME Requirement Developed in collaboration with the American Board of Emergency Medicine. Approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit.™

“ABEM Patient Safety LLSA Activity,” released May 2014 o An online activity that consists of a pretest to establish baseline cognitive expertise; 10 articles from peer‐

reviewed journals that focus on the top five emergency medicine patient safety issues, as identified through surveys and expert consensus; a 90‐minute lecture presented by emergency medicine patient safety experts; and a post‐test to measure the effectiveness of the activity.

o A follow‐up survey will be sent to all participants in December 2014 to measure change in performance. MOC Part II Self‐Assessment CME Requirement Developed by ACEP. Approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit.™

Critical Decisions in Emergency Medicine EM: Prep PEER VIII: Physician’s Evaluation and Educational Review in Emergency Medicine, Volume 8

MOC Part IV Assessment of Practice Performance Requirement Developed by ACEP. Approved by ABEM. Approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit.™

The ACEP Guide to Completing ABEM MOC PI Activities o Pathway and Module 1 – Improving the Handoff Process o Pathway and Module 2 – Planning Safer and More Effective Aftercare o Pathway and Module 3 – Preventing Medication Errors (fall 2014) o Pathway and Module 4 – Imaging in Head Injury (fall 2014)




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o Pathway and Module 5 – Making Procedures Safer (spring 2015) Simulation‐based Immersive Medical (SIM) Training Course

American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG)

MOC Part IV

Prenatal Genetics Evaluation of Abnormal Maternal Serum Screening

For geneticists who are involved in the counseling and decision making for patients with a documented abnormal maternal serum screen.

First Trimester, Integrated and Sequential Screening Methods For clinical geneticists who are involved in the acquisition, interpretation and counseling for first trimester screening samples. It is NOT intended for those clinical geneticists who are involved with counseling screen positive patients AFTER screening samples are obtained.

Genetic Counseling for Preconception or Prenatal Diagnosis For geneticists involved in prenatal or preconception evaluation or counseling for any conditions. This is NOT specific for but may include first trimester screening or maternal serum screening abnormalities. Medical Genetics

Assessment and Management of Fragile X Syndrome For geneticists who are involved in the initial and ongoing care of patients with Fragile X syndrome. This does NOT include prenatal screening but the post natal care of patients.

Autism Spectrum Disorder For geneticists involved in the further evaluation and care of patients diagnosed with Autism.

Classic Galactosemia For geneticists who provide initial and ongoing care to patients diagnosed with galactosemia. This does NOT include the follow up of newborn screen abnormalities but focuses on patients diagnosed with galactosemia.

Down Syndrome For geneticists who are involved in the initial and ongoing care of patients with Down syndrome. This does NOT include prenatal screening but the post natal care of patients. Evaluation of the individual with suspected Marfan syndrome

General Genetics Patient This module is for documenting the steps taken in a consult for any patient with any diagnosis. A general module that anyone can use who is seeing consults or referrals in clinic for diagnostic purposes.




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Isolated Hemihyperplasia For geneticists who are involved in the diagnosis, counseling and management of patients with Lynch syndrome. This module is geared towards the initial evaluation and management of patients with Lynch syndrome, not for the evaluation of whether Lynch syndrome is in the differential.

Management of Patients with MCAD deficiency

Neurofibromatosis‐Type 1 (NF1) For geneticists who are involved in the initial and ongoing care of patients with Neurofibromatosis. This does NOT include the evaluation of patients for possible Neurofibromatosis but the ongoing care of diagnosed patients.

Phenylketonuria For geneticists who provide initial and ongoing care to patients diagnosed with phenylketonuria. This does NOT include the follow up of newborn screen abnormalities but focuses on patients diagnosed with phenylketonuria. Cancer Genetics

Assessment for and Management of Lynch Syndrome For geneticists who are involved in the diagnosis, counseling and management of patients with Lynch syndrome. This module is geared towards the initial evaluation and management of patients with Lynch syndrome, not for the evaluation of whether Lynch syndrome is in the differential

Counseling for Inherited Cancer Risk For geneticists who were involved in the assessment and counseling of general inherited cancer risk.

American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG)

MOC Part II (developed by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology) Each year physicians are required to complete a review of current academic articles related to general ob‐gyn. Subspecialists are required to complete a mixture of general ob‐gyn and subspecialty articles annually. Physicians must answer article questions with at least 80% accuracy to pass part 2 for the year. General ob‐gyns must answer at least 120‐article review questions each year to earn 25 CME credits or 180 questions for 35 CME credits. Subspecialists must complete 60 general ob‐gyn questions and 90 subspecialty questions for 30 CME credits. Article Categories:

Gynecology Obstetrics Office Practice Patient Safety, Communication, Professionalism, and Ethics Maternal Fetal Medicine Gynecologic Oncology




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Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery (starting in 2014)

MOC Part IV Physicians must complete 5 modules during each 6‐year MOC cycle. Each module is a chart review self‐assessment. Physicians decide which modules to work on based on their patient population. Each module contains a review of best practices. Physicians then answer a series of yes/no questions based on their actual charts. In 3 months, there is a follow‐up question for physicians to assess the module impact on their practice. Each module earns 3 CME credits. General ob‐gyns must complete 5 modules of their choosing among the general ob‐gyn categories. Subspecialists must complete 2 general ob‐gyn and 3 subspecialty modules. Module counts: 115 modules Categories:

Gynecology Obstetrics Office Practice Patient Safety, Communication, System‐Based Practice, and Ethics (is all 1 category) Maternal Fetal Medicine Gynecologic Oncology Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery (starting in 2014)

American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM)

MOC Part II

Commercial Driver Medical Examiner (CDME) Self‐Assessment Health and Productivity Management Toolkit Medical Review Officer Update Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine articles Annual Conference Past Conference distance learning Special‐topic live courses (approximately 20 held per year) Enduring materials and recorded products

MOC Part IV

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American College of Physicians (ACP)

MOC Part II

Annals of Internal Medicine: Patient Safety Module Annals of Internal Medicine: Virtual Patients – interactive cases Annals of Internal Medicine: Ethics and Professionalism Learning Module MKSAP 16 (11 modules) MKSAP 16 Updates (4 modules) Educational Links to ABIM Self‐Evaluation Process (SEP) and Performance Improvement Modules 4 SEP module courses 6 MOC exam preparation courses 3 Annual Scientific Meeting modules 3 Clinical Shorts Video Modules Managing Conflicts of Interest with the Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Industries 10 procedural skills activities at the Annual Scientific Meeting

o Ankle‐Brachial Index by Doppler o Arthrocentesis and Bursal injection o Incision and Drainage of Abscesses o Lumbar Puncture o High Value Physical Examination: the knee o High Value Physical Examination: the shoulder o High value Physical Examination: the dizzy patient o Skin Biopsy and Cryosurgery o Ultrasound‐Guided Central Venous Line Placement o Ultrasound‐Guided Paracentesis

MOC Part IV

ACP Quality Connect: Adult Immunization ACP Quality Connect: Diabetes and PQRS ACP Quality Connect: Cardiovascular Risk ACP Quality Connect: Diabetes Care ACP Practice Advisor Diabetes Care ACP Practice Advisor Improving Clinical Care: Immunize Adults Module




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ACP Practice Advisor Improving Clinical Care: Manage Diabetes Mellitus Module ACP Practice Advisor Improving Clinical Care: Chronic Pain Management Module ACP Practice Advisor Improving Clinical Care: Osteoarthritis module ACP Practice Advisor Improving Clinical Care: Rheumatoid Arthritis Module ACP Practice Assessment Tools: Dementia ACP Practice Assessment Tools: Obesity ACP Practice Assessment Tools: Low Back Pain

American College of Preventive Medicine (ACPM)

MOC Part II

Preventive Medicine 2014‐102.5 max credits 2014 Preventive Medicine Board Review Course‐57 max credits 2013 Preventive Medicine Board Review Course‐57 max credits 2012 Preventive Medicine Board Review Course‐57.50 max credits Integrative Medicine in Preventive Medicine Faculty Development Webinar Series‐1 max credit (for a total of 12

webinars) Physicians Preparedness for Acts of Water terrorism‐22.5 max credits Recognizing Waterborne Disease and the Health Effects of Water Pollution‐22 max credits American Journal of Preventive Medicine‐various aricles‐1 max credit each Lifestyle Medicine Curriculum Pilot Webinar Series‐1 max credit (for a total of 6 webinars)

MOC Part IV

o Diplomate Practice Assessment Plan (DPAP) Evaluation Tools o Clinical Practice Evaluation 1. Clinical Practice Evaluation I (Adult or Pediatric) 2. Clinical Practice Evaluation II

o Report Card Evaluation o Portfolio Evaluation o 360‐Degree Feedback Evaluation

MOC Part II – ABR/ACR Pre‐qualified SAMs – Enduring Activities

(2 ‐ 4 MOC Part II Credits each): • 2011 – 2013 Continuous Professional Improvement (CPI) Self‐assessment Modules:




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American College of Radiology (ACR)

o CPI Chest o CPI Breast o CPI Body MRI Special Edition o CPI Ultrasonography o CPI Pediatric Neuroradiology o CPI Vascular and Interventional Radiology o CPI Neuroradiology o CPI Musculoskeletal Radiology o CPI Pediatric Radiology o CPI Genitourinary Tract Radiology o CPI Gastrointestinal Tract

• CPI Splice Modality‐specific Modules

o Breast Splice o Ultrasonography Splice o MRI Splice o CT Splice

• Mammography Case Review

MOC Part II – ABR/ACR Pre‐qualified SAMs – Live Courses

(Up to 25 MOC Part II Credits each): • Breast Imaging Bootcamp with Tomosynthesis • Breast MR with Guided Biopsy • Cardiac and Peripheral Vascular MR • Coronary CT Angiography • Pediatric Cardiac MR • Body and Pelvic MR • Musculoskeletal MR Musculoskeletal MR: Elbow, Wrist and Specialized Topics • CT Colonography • High Resolution CT of the Chest • ACR‐Dartmouth PET/CT ACR‐Dartmouth Advanced PET/CT




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• Neuroradiology • Neuroradiology – Head and Neck • Emergency Imaging for the General Radiologist The Future of Radiology Oncology in the World of Value‐Based Care Radiologic‐Pathologic Correlation in Genitourinary, Neurological and Musculoskeletal Imaging National Conference on Breast Cancer ACR Annual Conference on Quality and Safety ACR Annual PET/CT Symposium MRI from Head to Toe

MOC Part II – SA‐CME (Self‐Assessment CME) – Enduring Activities only All enduring activities under the American Board of Radiology (ABR) offer SA‐CME (Self‐assessment CME) (SA‐CME for MOC Part II Credits are equal to the number of AMA PRA Category 1 credits™)

Highlights and Hot Topics in Breast Imaging Highlights and Hot Topics in Quality and Safety Highlights and Hot Topics in Cardiovascular Imaging ACR RADAR™ (Radiology Assessment and Review) Case in Point™ – “case of the day” Journal of the American College of Radiology (monthly CME‐certified article) Image Wisely Radiation Safety Case series Child‐sizing CT Dose: Optimizing Patient Care Through Quality Improvement 2014 CPI Musculoskeletal Radiology 2014 CPI Pediatric Radiology 2014 CPI Vascular and Interventional Radiology 2014 CPI Musculoskeletal Radiology 2014 CPI PET/CT Special Edition

MOC Part IV – ABR PQI (through participation in ACR Registries) • Dose Index Registry (DIR) • CT Colonography Registry (CTC) • IV Iodinated Contrast Extravasation During CT (SUR/ACR) • RADPEER RO‐PEER • National Mammography Database (NMD) • IV Contrast Extravasation Registry (ICE)



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American College of Rheumatology (ACRh)

MOC Part II

Annual Continuing Assessment, Review, and Evaluation Program(s) (CARE) CARE 2014 CARE 2013 CARE 2012 CARE 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 are retired and CARE 2015 is in development. CARE: Review Course (October 2013) CARE: Geriatrics Edition (2014‐2017) CARE: MOC Sessions (coming November 2014)

MOC Part IV

AIM: RA (Assess, Improve, Measure) (2007) AIM: Gout (Assess, Improve, Measure) (2008)

American College of Surgeons (ACS)

MOC Part II

Internet/Enduring Materials

Surgical Education and Self‐Assessment Program (SESAP) 14) SESAP 14 Audio Companion SESAP Sampler Selected Readings in General Surgery (SRGS) Journal of the American College of Surgeons (JACS) Annual Clinical Congress Webcasts Evidence Based Reviews in Surgery (EBRS) American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) Webcasts Commission on Cancer (COC) Webcasts

Live Activities

ACS Annual Clinical Congress Comprehensive General Surgery Review Course





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Advance Trauma Life Support (ATLS) Advances in Trauma Trauma Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery Thyroid/Parathyroid Ultrasound Course Focused ECHO‐ICU Ultrasound Applications Course

MOC Part IV

ACS Practice Based Learning System (formerly Case Log System)

American Gastroenterological Association (GASTRO)

MOC Part II – GI Self‐assessment Modules (GISAM)

Cancers of the GI Tract and Functional Bowel Disorders (10 points) Disorders of the Pancreas and Vascular Disorders of the Gut (10 points) GI Imaging and Endoscopic Therapy & Cirrhosis and Liver Transplantation (10 points) 2014 AGA Clinical Congress Module (8 points) 2014 AGA Spring Postgraduate Module (11 points)

MOC Part IV – Resources provided to assist physicians using GI measures in the ABIM Measures Library to complete a Self‐directed PIM

Digestive Health Recognition Program – IBD Digestive Health Recognition Program – HCV Digestive Health Recognition Program – Colorectal Cancer




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American Geriatrics Society (AGS)

MOC Part II

Enduring Material

Geriatrics Review Syllabus: A Core Curriculum in Geriatric Medicine, 7th Edition – released April 2010

Live Sessions offered at our Annual Meeting:

ABIM Maintenance of Certification Learning Session: 2010 & 2011 Updates in Geriatric Medicine – May 2, 2012 ABIM Maintenance of Certification Learning Session: 2009 & 2010 Updates in Geriatric Medicine, Modules

B1‐J & B1‐K, May 11, 2011

American Psychiatric Association (APA)

MOC Part II

FOCUS Self‐Assessment Examination (annual) APA Annual Meeting Self‐Assessment in Psychiatry (annual, January‐May) FOCUS MOC Workbook Self‐Assessment in Major Depressive Disorder (PART II and PART IV) FOCUS MOC Workbook Self‐Assessment in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PART II and PART IV) eFOCUS Clinical Modules Self‐Assessment: eFOCUS: Understanding the Evidence for Off‐Label Use of Atypical Antipsychotics 2014 Annual Meeting Master Course 5: Psychopharmacology Self‐Assessment Patient Safety (winter 2014)

MOC Part IV

Physician Practice Assessment Tool for Screening of Adults with Substance Use Disorder Physician Practice Assessment Tool for Assessment and Treatment of Adults with Substance Use Disorder Physician Practice Assessment Tools for Assessment and Treatment of Adults at Risk for Suicide and Suicide‐Related Beha Physician Practice Assessment Tool for the Care of Patients with a Diagnosis of Schizophrenia Physician Practice Assessment Tool for the Care of Patients with Major Depressive Disorder Physician Practice Assessment Tool for the Care of Patients with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 2014 Annual Meeting Master Course 5: Psychopharmacology





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PIP: Measures For Use of Selected Antidepressant Medications

PIP: Measures For Use of Second Generation Antipsychotics Medications PIP: Measures For Use of Lithium/Anticonvulsant Mood Stabilizing Medications PIP: Measures For Use of Benzodiazepine Medications

American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP)

MOC Part II

ASCP is offering over 600 Self‐Assessment Module (SAMs CME) credits annually:

Educational Courses: in the areas of

Urologic Pathology Hematology Cytopathology Surgical Pathology

ASCP Annual Meeting: in the areas of

Clinical Chemistry Forensic Pathology Hematology Microbiology Surgical Pathology Transfusion Medicine Immuno‐Pathology Practice Management

Online Case Reports: in the areas of

Clinical Chemistry Cytopathology Forensic Pathology Hematology




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Microbiology Surgical Pathology Pathology Informatics Transfusion Medicine

*CheckPath program: in the areas of

Anatomic Pathology Clinical Pathology Hematopathology Lung Pathology (NSCLC) Bone Marrow (MDS)

E‐Courses: in the areas of

Surgical pathology Chemistry Management Hematology Lab Safety Patient Safety Bone Marrow

AJCP Journal Articles: in the areas of

Anatomic Pathology Chemistry Hematopathology Immunology Microbiology Special Topics Transfusion Medicine

2012 PRISE Modules – 29 Modules:



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Autopsy Pathology Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine Bone/Soft Tissue Pathology Breast Pathology Chemistry Coagulation Flow Cytometry Bone Marrow Lymph node/spleen Laboratory Management/Informatics Cytopathology – Gynecological Cytopathology – Non‐gynecological Dermatopathology Forensic Pathology Gastrointestinal/Liver Pathology General Anatomic Pathology General Clinical Pathology General Surgical Pathology Genitourinary Pathology Head and Neck Hematology Immunopathology Lung Pathology Microbiology Neuropathology Obstetrics/Gynecologic Pediatric Pathology

2013 PRISE ‐ 27 modules:

Autopsy Pathology Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine Bone and Soft Tissue Pathology Breast Pathology



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Chemistry/Immunopathology Coagulation Flow Cytometry Bone Marrow Lymph node/spleen Cytopathology–Gynecological Cytopathology–Non‐Gynecological Dermatopathology Forensic Pathology Gastrointestinal/Liver General Anatomic Pathology General Clinical Pathology General Surgical Pathology Genitourinary Head and Neck Hematology Lung Pathology Microbiology Neuropathology Obstetric/Gynecologic Pediatric Pathology

2014 – 26 PRISE Modules

Autopsy Pathology Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine Breast Pathology Chemistry/Immunopathology Coagulation Flow Cytometry Bone Marrow Lymph node/spleen Cytopathology–Gynecological Cytopathology–Non‐Gynecological Dermatopathology



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Forensic Pathology Gastrointestinal/Liver Pathology General Anatomic Pathology General Clinical Pathology General Surgical Pathology Genitourinary Head and Neck Hematology Lung Pathology Microbiology Neuropathology Obstetric/Gynecologic Pediatric Pathology

Part IV MOC – Evaluation of Performance in Practice

ASCP GYN Proficiency Testing ASCP GYN Proficiency Testing & Lab Comparison GYN Assessment Non‐GYN Assessment Non‐GYN Digital Image *CheckPath

* Meets requirements for both MOC Part II (SAMs CME) and MOC Part IV (QA) American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO)

MOC Part II

Online and live offerings activities cover the following cancer‐related fields: central nervous system tumors, safety, gastrointestinal, gynecological, genitourinary, head and neck, lymphomas, leukemias, palliation, pediatrics, radiation biology, radiation physics, sarcomas and thoracic malignancies.

89 online SA‐CME modules 18 live SA‐CME courses

MOC Part IV




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ASTRO PQRSwizard PQI template

Radiation Oncology Incident Learning System (RO‐ILS) PQI template eContouring PQI template National Radiation Oncology Registry (NROR) PQI template

American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM)

MOC Part IV

CPRM (2009)

American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA)

MOC Part II

Patient Safety Highlights 2013 (sessions selected from ANESTHESIOLOGY 2013) Patient Safety Highlights 2012 (sessions selected from ANESTHESIOLOGY 2012) Fundamentals of Patient Safety Managing Clinical Risk through Communication and Teamwork Patient Safety Modules

o Difficult Airway Algorithm o Drug Errors in Anesthesia o Older Anesthesia Machines and Equipment: Obsolescent or Safe? o MRI Advisory o Medication Safety & Drug Errors o Cardiac Arrest and Spinal Anesthesia o Cardiac Tamponade o Infection Control o Intraoperative Awareness o Smoking Cessation in Surgical Patients: How to Help Your Patients Quit and Why It’s Important o Infections Control for Anesthesia Professionals





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Self‐Assessment Products

o ACE Program (Anesthesia Continuing Education) o SEE Program (Self‐Education and Evaluation) o SAM‐CC: Self‐Assessment Module – Critical Care o SAM‐PM: Self‐Assessment Module – Pain Management

MOC Part IV

Simulation Education Network (ASA Endorsement Program) Practice Performance Assessment and Improvement (PPAI)

o Obstructive Sleep Apnea o Perioperative Hyperglycemia o Mask Ventilation’ o Massive Transfusion Therapy o Prevention and Management of Local Anesthetic Systemic Toxicity o Postoperative Epidural Catheter Management During Low Molecular Weight Heparin Administration o Mechanical Ventilation in the OR: Optimizing Patient Outcomes o Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting in the Pediatric Population o Perioperative Management of Patients with Coronary Artery Stents o Optimal Reversal of Nondepolarizing Muscle Relaxants o Acute Perioperative Pain Management for Abdominal Procedures o Intraoperative Hypotension o Perioperative Handoff



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American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)

MOC Part II

Ethics Geriatric Oncology Palliative Care Comprehensive Oncology Part I Comprehensive Oncology Part II Leukemia/Lymphoma Gastrointestinal Cancers Prevention/Screening Breast Cancer Part I Breast Cancer Part II

New MOC Part II ‐ Courses in development for 2014‐2015

Tobacco Cessation ASCO‐SEP Lung Cancer Genitourinary Cancers General Oncology (app‐based)

2015 Annual Meeting MOC Opportunities

MOC and Lifelong Learning Workshop 2015 Core Session MOC Activity

2015 Thematic Meeting MOC Opportunities

Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium MOC Self‐Assessment Activity Genitourinary Cancers Symposium MOC Self‐Assessment Activity Breast Cancer Symposium MOC Self‐Assessment Activity Quality Care Symposium MOC Self‐Assessment Activity Palliative Care Symposium MOC Self‐Assessment Activity




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MOC Part IV

QOPI: Measures for use in the ABIM Self‐Directed PIM and included in ABIM measures library Application Pending: QOPI Certification Program as an Approved Quality Improvement (AQI) activity Application Pending: PI‐CME/MOC Activity

American Society of Colon & Rectal Surgeons (ASCRS)

MOC Part II

CARSEP Annual Meeting sessions (approx. 9‐16 sessions offered for self‐assessment (MOC) credit) CREST Program – scheduled to launch soon

MOC Part IV

NSQIP and ACIP of ACS

American Society of Hematology (ASH)

MOC Part II ABIM:

American Society of Hematology Self‐Assessment Program (ASH‐SAP) Fifth Edition, MOC Module (20 pts) ASHTest: Malignant Hematology (10 pts) ASHTest: Non‐malignant Hematology (10 pts)

AB Pathology (and AAPA for Physician Assistants):

American Society of Hematology Self‐Assessment Program (ASH‐SAP) Fifth Edition, CME Test (50 SAMs/CME) ASHTest: Malignant Hematology (2 SAMs/CME) ASHTest: Non‐malignant Hematology (2 SAMs/CME)

AB Pediatrics

ASHTest: Pediatric Hematology Royal College of Physicians and Surgeon of Canada

American Society of Hematology Self‐Assessment Program (ASH‐SAP) Fifth Edition, MOC Module





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MOC Part IV

Myelodysplastic Syndromes (MDS) PIM Non‐Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL) PIM

American Society of Nephrology (ASN)

MOC Part II and CME Credits Nephrology Self‐Assessment Program (NephSAP) – enduring materials with 4 regular and up to 2 special issues per year.

2015 schedule: o March 2015 Volume 14 No 1 – Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid Base Disturbances. o May 2015 Volume 14 No 2 – Acute Kidney Injury and Critical Care Nephrology. o July 2015 Volume 14 No 3 – Cystic Diseases. o September 2015 Volume 14 No 4 – Chronic Kidney Disease and Progression. o November 2015 Volume 14 No 5 – Transplantation. o Kidney Self‐Assessment Program (KSAP) – enduring materials – approved for 25 MOC points, estimated release date

1st quarter 2015. MOC Part II

ASN Highlights Self‐Assessment Program – in development, estimated release date 1st quarter 2015. MOC Part IV and PI CME Credits

Dialysis Practice Improvement Module – released October 2011. Kidney Transplantation Practice Improvement Module (jointly sponsored with the American Society of Transplantation (AST))

– approved for 20 MOC points, estimated release date 4th quarter 2014.

American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)

MOC Part II – CME Articles (ongoing)

Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Blepharoplasty Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis in Plastic Surgery Patients Patient Safety in the Office‐Based Setting Body Dysmorphic Disorder and Cosmetic Surgery Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Liposuction Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Dupuytren’s Disease





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Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Augmentation Mammaplasty Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Breast Reconstruction Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Metacarpal Fractures Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Face lift Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Evidence‐Based Medicine – Secondary Cleft Lip Nasal Deformity Evidence‐Based Medicine – Cleft Palate Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Abdominoplasty Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Reduction Mammaplasty Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Zygoma Fractures Primary Repair of Cleft Lip and Nasal Deformity Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Pressure Sores Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Lower Extremity Acute Trauma Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Thumb Carpometacarpal Arthroplasty Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Flexor Tendon Laceration Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Facial Skin Malignancy Evidence‐Based Medicine ‐ Craniosynostosis

Courses (ongoing)

Flexor Tendon Injuries Non‐Syndromic Craniosynostosis Advanced Craniofacial Surgery Aesthetic Orthognathic Surgery: Putting the Face First Practical Strategies for Lower‐Extremity Reconstruction: A Combined Plastic‐Orthopedic Surgical Approach Overview of Choices in Breast Reduction Rhinoplasty A Practical Guide to Wound Healing

Self‐Assessment

2014 Exam Study Guide: Hand 2014 Exam Study Guide: Craniomaxillofacial 2014 Exam Study Guide: Cosmetic 2014 Exam Study Guide: Comprehensive



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Live Courses (Annual Meeting) Evidence Based Medicine: Cleft Palate Abdominoplasty Anatomical Basis of Blepharoplasty and Facial Volumization Overview of Choices in Breast Reduction

MOC Part IV PI CME module: Reduction Mammaplasty

American Urological Association (AUA)

MOC Part II

Live programs – Approx. 52 per year (include Annual Meeting and Section Meetings) Enduring Materials – Approx. 18 per year Internet Enduring Materials – Approx. 20 per year Manuscript Review 3 per year Content Areas include:

o Exam preparation o Graduate Medical Education o Clinical Topics o Other Topics e.g. Ethics, patient safety

MOC Part IV

Practice Assessment Protocols (PAPs)

Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM)

MOC Part II

Pediatric Multiprofessional Critical Care Board Review (ABP) 2012 Pediatric Multiprofessional Critical Care Board Review (ABP) 2014 Adult Multiprofessional Critical Care Board Review (ABIM, ABA, ABS) 2012 Adult Multiprofessional Critical Care Board Review (ABIM, ABA, ABS) 2013 Adult Multiprofessional Critical Care Board Review (ABIM, ABA, ABS) 2014 43nd Critical Care Congress (ABP, ABIM, ABA, ABS) 2014 44th Critical Care Congress (ABP, ABIM, ABA, ABS) 2015





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Pediatric Online Critical Care Board Review Practice Exam (ABP) 2013 Pediatric Online Critical Care Board Review Practice Exam (ABP) 2014 Adult Online Critical Care Board Review Practice Exam (ABIM, ABA, ABS) 2013 Adult Online Critical Care Board Review Practice Exam (ABIM, ABA, ABS) 2014

MOC Part IV

Surviving Sepsis Campaign: International Guidelines for Management of Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock (ABIM, ABA, ABS, ABP) development consideration

Pain, Agitation, Delirium and Immobility in the Critical Ill Patient (ABIM, ABA, ABS, ABP) 2014 development consideration

Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM)

MOC Part II

Hospital Quality and Patient Safety Medical Knowledge Module II (2011‐ ABIM Part 2) Pediatric Hospital Quality and Patient Safety Medical Knowledge Module (2011‐ABP Part 2)

MOC Part IV (through ABIM AQI pathway, not PI‐CME)

BOOSTing Care transitions (2011) Glycemic Control Mentored Implementation (2011)

Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI)

MOC Part II

Self‐Assessment Modules

43 Lifelong Learning and Self‐Assessment Modules (LLSAPs) First module released in 2006 Live SAM sessions (2008) Available at the SNM Annual Meeting and Mid‐Winter Meetings Journal SAMs (2012)

MOC Part IV

Practice Performance Assessment Projects for CME/PI‐CME





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Interpretive Accuracy and Diagnostic Certainty of MPI (2011) Diagnostic Accuracy of 18F FDG PET/CT in Patients with Cancer (2012) SNMMI Project Templates (2012) Implementation of Practice Guidelines Pediatric Radiopharmaceutical Administered Doses (2012)

The College of American Pathologists (CAP)

MOC Part II

Continuing Medical Education and Self‐Assessment Module (SAM) Programs, addressing all six ACGME/ABMS competencies

108 Live Courses 115 Internet Enduring Courses 51 Enduring Courses 44 Journal Based Activities 37 Live Jointly Provided Courses 140 SAMs which are approved by the American Board of Pathology (ABP) for meeting MOC SAM requirements

Advanced Practical Pathology Programs (AP3) ‐ These programs go beyond traditional CME by including rigorous assessments and follow‐up components that verify participants are capable of independently applying knowledge to practical situations. In essence, this program changes the way pathologists practice medicine enabling them to integrate what they learned into professional practice.

MOC Part IV

• 40+ activities which are approved by the ABP for meeting MOC Part IV requirements

The Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS)

PI Program (2014) Patient Safety Modules Approved by ABMS and ABTS (2014) Part II = 2

Part IV = 3


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