Courses in cultural competence, implicit bias are “practice relevant”

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                    As of December 15, 2021, physicians and PAs who complete CME courses in cultural competence or implicit bias may count these hours of training towards their state-mandated continuing medical education requirement. <br />
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Physicians must report 60 hours of Category 1 CME every three years, while PAs must report 50 hours every two years. <br />
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Amending CME rules to specify that training on the topics of cultural competence or implicit bias is “practice relevant” is a way to encourage licensees to learn more about how to meet the needs of patients from diverse backgrounds.<br />
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To learn more about cultural competence or to find free and low-cost CME opportunities, visit NCMB’s new resource page at <a href="www.ncmedboard.org/diversity">www.ncmedboard.org/diversity</a>. <br />

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