GI & Endoscopy

GI physician perspective: 3 thoughts on MOC recertification

The American Gastroenterological Association has already proposed an alternative to the maintenance of certification proposal: The Gastroenterologist: Accountable Professionalism in Practice. Now, the AGA has surveyed its members on their views on the MOC process.

Carrie Pallardy

Friday, September 4th, 2015

Here are three points on gastroenterologists’ perspectives on MOC.

•   93 percent think the current MOC model is burdensome and irrelevant to their practice.
•   88 percent think a high-stakes exam every 10 years is critical for recertification.
•   87 percent think the proposed G:APP model is an improvement over the current MOC model.

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