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The Nuts & Bolts of MOC

The Nuts & Bolts of MOC. Objectives. How to complete your current MOC requirements What is “new” in the new version of MOC Completing Part 2 and Part 4 requirements Part 3 of MOC - The Examination The ABP Web site and your ABP portfolio. Initial Version of MOC

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The Nuts & Bolts of MOC

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  1. The Nuts & Bolts of MOC

  2. Objectives • How to complete your current MOC requirements • What is “new” in the new version of MOC • Completing Part 2 and Part 4 requirements • Part 3 of MOC - The Examination • The ABP Web site and your ABP portfolio

  3. Initial Version of MOC Certificates awarded 2003 to 2009 Overview • If you were certified or recertified from 2003 to 2009, these changes apply to you (ends 2016). • Your certificate has an end date • MOC was based on a 7-year cycle. • The requirements for Parts 1, 2, and 4 must be completed by the end date on your certificate. • You do not need to sit for a Part 3 MOC examination by the end of your present cycle.

  4. Initial Version of MOC PART 2 Requirements • Required to complete one Part 2 activity in 7years • Any approved activity counts for any certificate • Activities can be AAP, ABP, or from other sponsors

  5. Initial Version of MOC PART 4 Requirements • Need to complete one Part 4 activity in 7 years(practice assessment and improvement activity) • Web-based PIM on ABP Web site (eg, influenza immunization PIM) • AAP product such as EQIPP PIM • Another option is to participate in an approved collaborative improvement project • ABMS patient safety module )

  6. For those whose certification ends in 2010 Suggestions if you have not started yet: For Part 2 complete the ABP knowledge self assessment in general pediatrics OR the Decision Skills activity For Part 4 complete the ABP Hand Hygiene OR the ABP Influenza PIM

  7. When in Doubt • Go to ABP.ORG and log onto you secure personal portfolilo • Read letters and emails from the ABP • Email MOC@abpeds.org with questions • Call the ABP

  8. Keeping Track of Your MOC Requirements: My ABP Portfolio Log In

  9. Log in

  10. Keeping Track of Your MOC Requirements: MOC Portfolio Landing Page

  11. Keeping Track of Your MOC Requirements: Requirements Page

  12. Keeping Track of Your MOC Requirements: Diplomate Progress Report

  13. The New Version of MOC As of January 1, 2010 • Cycle begins with certification awarded in 2010 • Overlaps with initial version for 6 years • Now based on 5-year cycle of MOC (Part 2 and 4 requirements must be completed during 5-year cycle) • Approved activities are assigned a point value • Need to earn total of 100 points in 5 yearsPart 2: 40 points Part 4: 40 points Optional: 20 points

  14. The New Version of MOC As of January 1, 2010 PART 2 Requirements • Any approved Part 2 activities • Any activity counts for any area of certification • Need 40 points in 5 years (Generally 2) • Search for activities at www.abp.org

  15. The New Version of MOC As of January 1, 2010 PART 4 Requirements • Any approved Part 4 activities • Any approved activity counts toward any area of certification • Search activities via the Activity Catalog at www.abp.org • Need 40 points in 5 years

  16. PART 3: THE EXAM • A secure MOC exam is required every 10 years in each area of certification • There is no reciprocity for Part 3 of MOC

  17. Other Reciprocities • Med-Peds diplomates • Diplomates of the ABP with certification in another ABMS specialty (allergy, peds neurology, etc) • ABP diplomates practicing in Canada and meeting Canadian Royal College MOC requirements • The reciprocity is only for Part 2 and 4 credit. An exam is required every 10 years in each area of ABP certification

  18. Keeping Track of Your MOC Requirements: Requirements Page

  19. Keeping Track of Your MOC Requirements: Diplomate Progress Report • Keeps track of points • Displays reminders when certification is at risk • Shows up-to-date address and email • Diplomates are responsible for updating personal contact information in their portfolio

  20. Catalog Search

  21. Catalog Search – Part 2

  22. Catalog Search Results

  23. Activity Profile

  24. ABP Web site: Home Page

  25. Certificates Expiring in 2010

  26. FAQs for 2010-2015 Expirees

  27. COSTS • 52 examinations • Resident tracking • Resident and Fellow in-training exams • Resident and Fellow verification • Credential review, revocations, and appeals • Residency Review Committee Participation • Development and approval of MOC activities • Funder of FOPO, AAP CQN, others

  28. Questions?

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