Continuing Medical
Education Credits
Continuing Medical Education (CME) / Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
is an ongoing requirement for practicing surgeons, physicians and allied healthcare
practitioners. Reading ACETM Reports is an efficient way to earn CME/CPD credits for a
number of professions in the US & Canada, and is eligible for credits in a number of
other countries through reciprocity agreements.
Canada
MOC Section 2 Self Learning Credits
Maintenance of Certification – Section 2 Self-Learning Credits are available to orthopaedic surgeons through the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Canada.
Maintenance of Certification – Section 2 Self-Learning Credits are available to orthopaedic surgeons through the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Canada.
Mainpro+® credits
Mainpro+ Credits are available to primary care physicians in Canada through accreditation by The College of Family Practitioners of Canada.
Mainpro+ Credits are available to primary care physicians in Canada through accreditation by The College of Family Practitioners of Canada.
United States
AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM
AMA PRA Category 1 Credits are available for physicians, surgeons and other allied health care professionals in the US.
AMA PRA Category 1 Credits are available for physicians, surgeons and other allied health care professionals in the US.
Other
Reciprocity Agreement
Worldwide, many countries have bi-lateral reciprocal certification agreements whereby CME/CPD credits from the medical boards listed above can be certified locally with the national medical board of the practitioner. Please check with your local medical board(s) to confirm that the credits will be valid for you. Generally, learners must contact their accrediting body to complete the conversion process.
Worldwide, many countries have bi-lateral reciprocal certification agreements whereby CME/CPD credits from the medical boards listed above can be certified locally with the national medical board of the practitioner. Please check with your local medical board(s) to confirm that the credits will be valid for you. Generally, learners must contact their accrediting body to complete the conversion process.
Earn 1 CREDIT for every 2 ACE REPORTS read
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