Strengthening Your Residency Program CME

CME for residency directors

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Learning Objectives

  1. Formulate strategies to maintain compliance with program and institutional requirements.

  2. Utilize resources from other programs to improve the quality of their program based on best practices.

  3. Utilize resources from other programs in order to implement change based on best practices.

Sessions with speakers

AAFP Residency Program Solutions Criteria for Excellence Program Self Evaluation Dashboard: New Tool for PEC's Striving for Program Excellence
Walt Mills, MD, FAAFP; Bryan Hodge, DO; Deb Clements, MD

Achieving Success in Resident Assessment With a Shared Mental Model Framework
Elise Laflamme, MD, FAAFP; Kathleen Young, PhD; Brea Bondi-Boyd, MD

Federal and State Funding for Graduate Medical Education: Essentials Every Program Director Needs To Know
Alan Douglass, MD, FAAFP; Lou Sanner, MD, MSPH, FAAFP

Integrating Areas of Concentration To Advance Scope of Practice of Graduates-The Experience of FM-AIRE Programs
Jay Fetter; Kimberly Legere-Sharples, MD, FAAFP; Daniel Casey, MD

Optimizing Residency Interviews: Integrating Behavioral Assessments for Better Candidate Selection
Lauren Gibson-Oliver, MD; Wayne Bryant, MD, MS; Elizabeth Schmit, PhD

Practical Tips on Developing and Implementing a Coaching Program in Residency
Deb Clements, MD; Hobart Lee, MD

Resident Remediation Tool Kit Squad: Resource Sharing and Program Director Support
Andrea Martonffy, MD; Thomas Hahn, MD; Rebecca Stetzer, MD

Unlocking Potential and How Not To SOAP: The Power of IMGs in Filling Family Medicine Gaps and Enhancing Residency Programs
Lauren Gibson-Oliver, MD; Wayne Bryant, MD, MS; Diane Jarrett, EdD

“You Can Do Anything for Two Weeks!: Innovative Schedule Options To Meet the Quadruple Aim for Residents and Patients
Lise Retailliau, DO, FAAFP; Becca Mahaffie; Kim Stutzman, MD, FAAFP

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