ACCMEComplianceProgram Improvements: #4 Example of Compliance

Program Improvements: #4 Example of Compliance

In its Self-Study, the provider described the identification, planning, and implementation of a list of changes designed to better achieve its mission. Examples included: improved evaluation forms that capture change data; post-meeting surveys; accessing quality improvement databases; and outreach efforts to general pathologists to include them in their target audience for CME activities.


Rationale: Program Improvements expects providers to identify and implement changes that improve the effectiveness of their CME program in achieving its mission. The provider demonstrated compliance by using its review of program effectiveness to make improvements in outcomes assessment, program evaluation, data collection, and audience outreach. These actions show an ongoing commitment to continuous quality improvement.

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