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Home Study CME
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Select from numerous home study opportunities that
provide you with convenient and relevant CME. Programs include
The New England Journal of Medicine Review program, Journal
Watch Psychiatry, Journal Watch Women’s Health,
Journal Watch Classic, and additional topic areas focusing on
risk management and prevention.
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Current Home Study Programs
Sponsored by the Massachusetts Medical Society |
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| Massachusetts Medical Law Report |
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Protecting Your
Patients' Data
Term: 10/31/11 - 10/31/12 |
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Medical
Mistakes: Learn to Steer Clear of the Common Ones
Term: 8/28/11 - 8/28/12 |
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Managing Risk When
Prescribing Narcotic Painkillers for Patients
Term:
6/27/11 - 6/27/12 |
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The Importance of
Discussing End of Life Care with Patients
Term:
4/28/11 - 4/28/12
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A Primer on Accountable
Care Organization
Term: 2/28/11 – 2/28/12 |
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Avoiding
Failure-to-Diagnose Suits
Term: 12/27/10 –
12/27/11 |
Jointly sponsored by the Massachusetts Medical Society and
Lawyers Weekly, Inc., Publishers of the Massachusetts Medical Law
Report These activities are approved for AMA PRA Category 1
Credit™ - Risk Management Study MMS Members receive a discount.
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To receive a print copy of these courses, contact:
Massachusetts Medical Society Department of Continuing Education and
Certification
Phone: 781-434-7306
Email: continuingeducation@mms.org
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Journal Watch CME Programs |
Earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™, AAFP
Prescribed credit, or AAPA credits by participating in the
Journal Watch CME Programs.
Subscribers to Journal
Watch, Journal Watch
Psychiatry, and Journal Watch
Women’s Health can earn CME credit by
participating in one of the home study programs. Each program
includes two multiple-choice, open-book exams and follow-up answers. A
passing grade of 70% or better is required.
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The New
England Journal of Medicine CME Programs |
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The NEJM Review
CME Program
The NEJM Review CME Program offers 50-credit exams based on selected
articles from the previous 6-month volume of the New
England Journal of Medicine. Exams are scheduled for March and
September of each year.
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The Importance of Data Analytics in
Physician Practice
The increasing importance of data analytics in this ever-changing
environment, especially given the development of accountable care
delivery models, cannot be underestimated. Join us for an exciting
program that will help you understand what constitutes quality and cost
data, and how you can use this information to improve overall
health.
Date: Friday, March 30, 2012
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
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Online CME Course
Avoiding Failure-to-Diagnose Suits
Failure-to-diagnose a patient’s condition is a common ground
for medical-malpractice lawsuits. This CME activity explores the most
prevalent areas of potential risk and several strategies for avoiding
failure-to-diagnose suits.
CME Credit: 1.0 AMA PRA
Category 1 CreditsTM
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