Continuing Medical Education: Current Status and Future ......Continuing Medical Education: Current Status and Future Directions Graham McMahon, MD, MMSc, ACCME President &CEO June

Continuing Medical Education: Current Status and Future DirectionsGraham McMahon, MD, MMSc, ACCME President & CEO

June 9, 2015

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Continuing Medical Education: Current Status

and Future Directions

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Graham McMahon, MD, MMScACCME President & CEO


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Purpose…

During this meeting, we will discuss:• opportunities the future holds for the national CME

enterprise;

• strategies for utilizing accredited CME as a strategic asset;

• how to integrate national priorities into your professional practice as institutional leaders and members of the education community; and

• engagement and support of stakeholders such as licensure and certification.


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Your CME Impact

186 Accredited Providers

Physician Interactions

Non-Physician Interactions

4,423,049 3,145,968

Activities Hours of Instruction

46,753 468,653


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Accreditation that Contributes to Quality


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CME is a Key Asset• Lifelong • Effective• Quality focused• Capacity building• Team building• Impactful

Contributing to Quality


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AHA: Continuing Medical Education as a Strategic Resource

AHA, Continuing Medical Education as a Strategic Resource, September 2014


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Health Systems and Policy Analysis: Policy Brief 15. Wiskow, C., Albreht, T., and de Pietro, C.


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AHA Recommendations

• Share successful practices.

• Explore partnershipopportunities.

• Advocate for harmonizationof MOC, quality improvement and OPPE/FPPE* requirements with CME.

• Use CME to advance strategic goals and engage physicians as partners in strengthening organizational competencies.

• Consider the use of existing non‐traditional CME applications to encourage improvement efforts and physician engagement in strategically oriented CME.

• Develop physician champions.

• Encourage stronger links between CME and quality improvement.

• Use community health assessment and other available data to inform CME.

• Encourage inter‐professional and team‐based learning opportunities.

*Ongoing/Focused Professional Practice Evaluation – http://jointcommission.org


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Accreditation that Meets the Needs of the Community


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…in support ofPUBLIC HEALTH IMPERATIVES

Opioid REMS


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…in support ofPUBLIC HEALTH IMPERATIVES

EBOLAPreparedness


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Accreditation that Reflects the Changing Healthcare

Environment


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Interprofessional Continuing education (IPCE)

www.jointaccreditation.org


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Accredited Education that Meet the Needs of All

Physicians


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Relevant

Efficient

EffectiveRewarding

Personalized

Physicians want a learning system that is….

Meeting Learners’ Needs


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Learning is optimized when education meets the learners’ needs…

– Self Directed– Relevant– Participatory – Immediately applicable



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Designing Education to Meet Learners’ Needs

Extrinsic Motivation• Rewards• Punishments

Intrinsic Motivation• Autonomy• Mastery• Purpose



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Learners of all types

AccreditedProviders

Points and

credits

Credentialing:Hospital Insurer

Health system

Licensing: State

Medical Boards

Certification:Medical

societies and boards

QualityActivity



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A new approach…

Revised Accreditation w/Commendation Criteria: A work in progress…


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What ACCME is doing with you…

Promote and maintain quality in educationAdvocate for the inclusion of CME as key

to quality and performance improvement Promote research to

– demonstrate the value of CE– align activity design with effective outcomes

Evolve to reflect the changing environment


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Thank you

Comments? Questions?

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Continuing Medical Education: Current Status and Future ......Continuing Medical Education: Current Status and Future Directions Graham McMahon, MD, MMSc, ACCME President &CEO June