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Why did ABIM eliminate the 2-year points requirement?
Author(s)Todd Shryock
Fact checked by: Todd Shryock
Key Takeaways
- ABIM removed the 2-year points requirement for MOC to address physician concerns about its burdensome nature.
- Furman McDonald, M.D., highlights the organization's commitment to making MOC more manageable and relevant.
ABIM eliminated the 2-year points requirement for MOC after listening to feedback from diplomates.
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MOC has often been described as burdensome by physicians, something McDonald is trying to
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