|Articles|February 25, 2014

Letter to the editor: MOC wastes time, money

I am a board-certified family practice physician. I do not see any reason to continue to study for MOC re-certification. It is a waste of my time and money. I do my CME participation with CME meetings, journal articles, and online programs.

Kamrudin Mithani, MD

Havre de Grace, Maryland

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