Diplomates Certified in 2007

First diplomates board certified in the subspecialty of clinical informatics

The newly certified diplomates in the subspecialty of clinical informatics received notice of their board certification in December 2013, a development that will contribute to the major systemic overhaul that is underway in healthcare delivery. As leaders in the field, these subspecialists are expected to apply innovative informatics solutions within health systems and encourage interdisciplina...

Maintenance of certification for ABNM diplomates.

M aintenance of certification (MOC) is the generic term describing the process designed to promote and document continued physician competency and familiarity with changing science and techniques in individual specialties. In nuclear medicine, MOC is conducted under the guidance of the American Board of Nuclear Medicine (ABNM), with the goal of assisting physicians in identifying and maintainin...

Forging a New Relationship with ABNM Diplomates.

T he mission of the American Board of Nuclear Medicine (ABNM) is to assure the public of high-quality patient care by establishing standards for training, initial certification, and continuing competence of physicians providing nuclear medicine diagnostic and therapeutic services. Under the existing system, the first contact physicians have with the ABNM is the certification exam. Graduates of ...

Maintenance of Certification in dermatology: requirements for diplomates.

Since 2006, after completing a cognitive certifying or recertifying examination, dermatologists are automatically enrolled into Maintenance of Certification (MOC) and can access a personalized electronic table (at www.abderm.org) that presents the requirements over the 10-year cycle. On this web site, diplomates can also pay the annual fee and attest to completion of the various components. Cli...

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