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Program Coordinator Wisdom Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine & Neurological Surgery
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Pre-CCC Meeting Data Organization (PC/PD) How is committee structured? What data needs to be reviewed? All residents at once or in small groups? Where is that data stored and in what format? – New Innovations: – Data from residents can be like pulling teeth: – PDF “Hell” – Unorganized data is useless – Going back through mountains of disorganized data is worse than useless
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Who and When? Obtain faculty list for CCC - How will you get them data to review? What does the CCC chair do? Schedule CCC meeting dates early! New group approximately 1 HOUR per resident
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Collecting Data Who organizes the data the PC or faculty? At CCC (full group), how will you go over data? Often >10 measures per resident of given metric (evaluations) needed by faculty to determine appropriate milestone ranking. Examples: In-training test scores, Oral Boards, Rotation evals, Procedural logs, Simulation, 360 evals (nursing, peer, press ganey), Scholarly work, Direct Observations, Self- evaluations, Provider Report Cards (patients/hr, etc), Procedural Competency, Compliance with modules/attendance (set thresholds. 70% conference attendance etc), QI Modules, EBM Evaluation, Specific Evaluations
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The Meeting Who takes minutes? After CCC what documents are shared with residents? How is milestone data stored for later reporting to ACGME? --Milestone documents are finalized after CCC meeting --Scanned and stored in residents’ electronic file --PC & PD then enter milestone data onto the ACGME website (approx. 3 minutes per resident)
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