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Throughout the COVID-19 epidemic, the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) and its 24 Member...
Throughout the COVID-19 epidemic, the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) and its 24 Member...
ABMS Reaffirms Support for Physicians to Focus Their Priorities on Patients, Families, and the Communities They Serve As the worldwide health care community continues to navigate and respond to the ever-changing COVID-19 landscape, the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS)…
“[A] major key to our success has been having QI champions in the C-suite who helped to create a system-wide culture that promulgates QI … “
Renowned medical education innovator and quality improvement champion joins not-for-profit that oversees US physician certification …
More than 900,000 physicians in the United States are board certified—up 2.5% from 880,000 last year—and more than half of those are from just 10 states. These are just a few statistics found in the latest ABMS Board Certification Report released by the American Board of Medical Specialties …
Four physicians receive financial awards for research in physician education, assessment, and continuing professional development…
With guidance from the recently named Oversight Committee, these Task Forces will work to implement key recommendations outlined by the Vision for the Future Commission …
After extensive pilot testing, some ABMS Member Boards have transitioned from their traditional examinations to longitudinal assessment options with more Boards to follow…
On June 5, 2019, ABMS Board Chair Barry S. Smith, MD, and ABMS President and CEO Richard E. Hawkins, MD, wrote a letter to chief medical officers and executive leaders at hospitals and health systems throughout the country. The letter communicated the ABMS policy on the appropriate use of board certification in privileging and credentialing decisions by hospitals, and invited hospitals and physician leaders to engage in a conversation about new approaches to assessment that are transforming continuing board certification.
All activities directed at improving professional behavior at the individual, team, or institutional level are welcome.
Developed by a multi-specialty editorial board brought together by the ABMS, the American Geriatrics Society, and funded by The John A. Hartford Foundation, new virtual patient cases include a host of critical issues for older adults facing surgery, from medication management to end-of-life care planning…