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Meet the ACGME requirements for CCCs and Milestone reporting.
| Clinical Competency Committees Made Simple
Melinda Feldkircher
Krista Lombardo-Klefos, MBA
Lisa M. Kempton, M.Ed., R.T.(R)
Lori Smith, MBA
Sylvia Zavatchen
ACGME-accredited programs are required to establish a clinical competency committee (CCC) to evaluate their residents—a task made even more complicated by the lack of guidance on how to properly run a CCC.
This book will help you take the tools you are already using—such as an evaluation/promotion committee and resident evaluation forms—and shape them to meet the ACGME requirements for CCCs and Milestone reporting.
Clinical Competency Committees Made Simple provides clear processes, guidelines, and sample tools for building a successful and lasting CCC. Reduce unnecessary burden on committee members and program administrators while also meeting the ACGME requirements for CCCs. |
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