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Family Medicine Certification Review Jeffrey L. Susman, Martin S. Lipsky, Matthew Hunsaker, Mitchell S. King, Robert W. Bales
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

Step five of the process involves certification. All family medicine and general internal medicine practices within the Mercy system agreed to focus on the same six measures. I easily met the annual CME requirements year after year. Subscribe to Becker's Hospital Review E-Weekly. Print Issue · Current Issue · Past Issues · Clinical Quality & Infection Control · Change This is consistent with NCQA standards for medical home recognition. All physicians must be certified in either family medicine or a specialty in order to be fully licensed. Two reviews of insurance claims for naturopathic care revealed that less than 2% of the insured adult and pediatric population made such claims, indicating an extremely low use of licensed naturopathic doctors for health care even where they are fully Compare this to the clinical training medical students must have before they can become board certified in family practice, general internal medicine or pediatrics (the three primary care specialties in medicine). I had completed each step of the maintenance of certification process for the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM), for which my class was the first ones to enter. The center opens on June 21, 2011 and will be staffed by board certified family medicine physicians, resident physicians, a social worker and nursing staff. A Medical Assistant can attain a general certification or they may obtain a certification in a specific area of expertise such as family medicine, pediatrics, cardiology and many other specialty areas. Thoroughly updated for its Third Edition, this book is a comprehensive review for the American Board of Family Medicine certification and recertification exams. As I started to review and prepare for the upcoming exam, I asked myself numerous times: Had I been studious enough over the past 10 years? I have treated thousands of patients since 1995, when I became an M.D., board certified in Family Medicine. ; Family Practice Examination & Board Review , Second Editi . The question still remained: Had I done enough? Other PCMH recognition/certification organizations, such as The Joint Commission, have similar requirements. Family Practice Board Certification Review: An Excellent Guide: An. Sure, I have been reading about my patients.