July 16, 2020

Continuing Learning with QI and NEW Digital Education-CME/MOC Part II Points from a Distance

Ohio AAP recently travelled the state virtually with regional trainings on the following topics:

  • Implicit Bias
  • Lead Prevention: Epidemiology, Medical Management and Resources
  • Atopic Dermatitis in Primary Care
  • Power of Play
  • Sentinel Injuries

You will find these activities and more on our Pediatric Education Center.

Ohio AAP Atopic Dermatitis Regional Trainings and QI Project

The Ohio AAP’s newest quality improvement and regional education program will focus on improving the recognition, diagnosis, and management of atopic dermatitis (AD) in primary care settings. Trainings will offer 3 hours of CME/MOC Part 2 Credit. There are FREE resources for families. The next training date is on:

    • September 17 – LIVE WEBINAR, 9 am-12 pm

REGISTER HERE: http://ohioaap.org/adproject/

Interested in upcoming QI project? One-year practice transformation program, with quality improvement coaching from a practice coach and guidance from the project team. 50 Points of MOC Part IV and 20 Points of MOC Part II credit will be available

Contact amiller@ohioaap.org with questions!

Ohio AAP Lead Free Ohio Prevention Screening and Care

The Ohio AAP is bringing a quality improvement program to improve lead screening and management of lead poisoning to a location near you! The goal of the training and QI program is to educate about the gap in current lead testing and improve testing rates. Participants will receive 25 MOC IV points. The project will kick off in July 2020 and is a 6-month project.

Learn more and sign up now at: http://ohioaap.org/LeadQI


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