An enduring material is a printed, recorded, or computer-presented CME activity that may be used over time at various locations and which, in itself, constitutes a planned activity.
Examples: printed monograph
Required Documentation
The following documentation must be submitted to the CME Office prior to the activity, after it has been approved for credit:
Will you be receiving a grant? |
YES, I will be receiving a grant. |
NO, I will NOT be receiving a grant. |
Budget (email Rasa for template) | ||
Joint Providership Agreement (if applicable) | ||
Final Marketing | ||
Disclosure Form for Speaker(s) | ||
Letters of Agreement for all grantors (if applicable) | ||
The evaluation form that you will be using |
The following items must be on the printed CME activity:
Will you be receiving a grant? |
YES, I will be receiving a grant. |
NO, I will NOT be receiving a grant. |
Disclosure Statement/Announcement | ||
AccreditationStatement | ||
Credit Statement | ||
Learning Objectives | ||
Method of Physician Participation | ||
Minimum performance level necessary in order to successfully complete the activity for credit | ||
Target Audience | ||
Faculty and their credentials | ||
Date of release and termination date | ||
At least 1 appropriate bibliographic source to allow for further study | ||
Commercial Support acknowledgement (if applicable) |
Documentation that needs to be submitted to the CME office after the activity launches:
If the CME office is hosting the post-test and evaluation:
- You are done! The CME office will keep track of all post-test scores and evaluations. This is the best option!
If the post-test and evaluation are hosted elsewhere (e.g. on your department website):
- Monthly completer reports (report of all learners who have completed the CME activity, including first name, last name, medical license number, email address for each learner)
- Yearly evaluation summary (Evaluation Summary – use this form to summarize the completed evaluations received from attendees)
Helpful Forms & Information: