CME Conflict of Interest Form (Disclosures)
This online form must be completed annually or as financial relationships change (whichever comes first) by all individuals in a position to control the content of the CME-certified activity.  Controlling content refers to identification and selection of topics, presenters, objectives, gaps, etc.

Speaker Information Form - Coming Soon

Speaker Compliance Guidelines

Test Item Writing Guidelines
- National Board of Medical Examiners Test Item Writing Guide
- Simple Guidelines for Writing Test Items

Additional Resources

• American Medical Association (AMA) direct credit for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ - Physicians may claim AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ directly from the AMA for learning that occurs as a result of teaching in a live CME activity, presenting a poster, publishing an article, obtaining a medically related advance degree, ABMS member board certification, recertification and Maintenance of Certification.
• American Medical Association Physicians Recognition Award (AMA PRA) - Requirements for Accredited Providers & Physicians
• State CME Requirements for Physician Relicensure - State Medical Licensure Requirements & Statistics 2010
• Know Your Copy Rights - A resource for faculty and teaching assistants regarding appropriate copyright usage.
• Recognizing physicians’ participation in educational activities - What physicians should know about the AMA PRA Credit System
• National Faculty Education Initiative (NFEI) - The National Faculty Education Initiative (NFEI) provides online training on the differences between Certified CME and Promotional Activities, as well as a searchable database of medical education faculty who have completed the program.