ABIM releases new recommendations for internal medicine certification

The American Board of Internal Medicine has released the report A Vision for Certification in Internal Medicine in 2020.

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The American Gastroenterological Association noted several similarities between ABIM’s report and its own proposed changes outlined in The Gastroenterologist: Accountable Professionalism in Practice.

Three recommendations from the ABIM report include:

•    Replace the 10-year Maintenance of Certification Exam with more frequent, less burdensome assessments
•    Focus assessments on cognitive and technical skills
•    Recognize specialization

Click here to view A Vision for Certification in Internal Medicine in 2020.

Click here to view The Gastroenterologist: Accountable Professionalism in Practice.

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