ABIM notifies 12,000 physicians about the most recent MOC change - and the Longitudinal Knowledge Assessment proves popular

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Todd Shryock

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Key Takeaways

ABIM's removal of the 2-year points requirement for MOC affects approximately 12,000 physicians, prompting direct communication from ABIM.
The Longitudinal Knowledge Assessment has been well-received, indicating potential for similar future programs.
ABIM's changes reflect an ongoing effort to adapt the certification process to better serve medical professionals' needs.

When ABIM removed the 2-year points requirement for MOC, approximately 12,000 physicians were affected by the change. ABIM is reaching out to notify those affected. In addition, other MOC changes, like the Longitudinal Knowledge Assessment, have also proven popular and similar programs may be launched.

When ABIM removed the 2-year points requirement for MOC, approximately 12,000 physicians were affected by the change. ABIM is reaching out to notify those affected, according to ABIM President and CEO Furman McDonald, M.D. In addition, other MOC changes, like the Longitudinal Knowledge Assessment, have also proven popular and similar programs may be launched.