The Complete Guide to Continuous GME Accreditation
Residency Program Insider, October 18, 2018
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The Complete Guide to Continuous GME Accreditation offers comprehensive coverage of the ACGME’s Next Accreditation System with a deep dive into Milestones, Annual Program Evaluation, and the Clinical Learning Environment Review (CLER). This book provides readers with foundational knowledge about the CLER, including definitions, background, and steps to prepare for an on-site visit. Readers will also receive best practices to maintain their program’s accreditation with guidance on the Common Program Requirements, Milestones, and annual surveys and evaluations.
This book will help you:
- Learn how to meet the requirements to maintain institutional accreditation
- Discover best practices to plan for the CLER visit, host site visitors, and use the CLER report for continuous improvement
- Maintain your program’s accreditation with guidance on the Common Program Requirements, Milestones, and annual surveys and evaluations
- Recognize the roles and responsibilities required to meet the goals of a successful learning and work environment
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