1. AMERICAN BOARD OF FAMILY MEDICINE AAFP CHAPTER WEBINAR SERIES Resident MC-FP Requirements July 16, 2014 Ashley Webb Support Center Manager

2. WHY MC-FP FOR RESIDENTS?  New program requirements mandate that residents must participate in quality improvement activities.  MC-FP tools can help program directors demonstrate that general competencies and program requirements are being met.  Clinical Simulation will be introduced into the certification examination in the near future. Currently the Clinical Simulation is utilized in the Self- Assessment Module (SAM) activities.

3. RESIDENT MC-FP ENTRY The ABFM requires residents who entered ACGME-accredited family medicine residency training on or after June 1, 2012 (including those who received advanced placement credit for prior training in another specialty) to complete the Resident MC-FP Entry Process. In order to become certified by the ABFM, the following requirements must be met:

4. RESIDENT MC-FP ENTRY Core 3 Year Family Medicine Resident Starts Resident MC-FP Entry on the first day of residency training. Advanced Placement Training Resident Who Enters Family Medicine Residency Starts Resident MC-FP Entry on the first day of FM residency Training

5. REQUIREMENTS  MC-FP Activities – 50 Points  Minimum of one (1) Self-Assessment Module* (SAM) – 15 points each  Minimum of one (1) Performance in Practice Module* (Part IV) with data from a patient population – 20 points each  Additional Part II or Part IV activities to  Exam application and full examination fee for the MC-FP examination  Attainment of a full, valid, unrestricted and permanent medical license  Successful completion of family medicine residency training  Successful completion of the initial MC-FP examination *The modules are provided at no cost to residents through their physician portfolio at www.theabfm.org.

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