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ACCME joint providership allows an eligible non-accredited organization to collaborate with an accredited CME provider on an activity for physicians. The accredited provider oversees compliance, while both organizations work together on planning, implementation, evaluation, and documentation.
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Who This Service Is For
- Medical education and communication companies
- Medical societies and professional associations
- Hospitals and health systems
- Universities and academic departments
- Healthcare publishers
- Conference and webinar organizers
- Eligible nonprofit healthcare organizations
What the Service May Include
- Organization and activity eligibility review
- Joint providership agreement and responsibility matrix
- Practice gap and educational need review
- Learning objective and instructional design review
- Planner and faculty disclosure management
- Financial relationship review and mitigation documentation
- Clinical content validation and peer review
- Promotional material and required statement review
- Assessment, evaluation, and credit-claim requirements
- Attendance verification and completion documentation
- Activity closeout, record retention, and applicable reporting
What Joint Providership Does Not Mean
- The nonaccredited organization does not become accredited.
- Credit cannot be added retrospectively after the activity occurs.
- Sponsors or ineligible companies cannot control educational decisions.
- Approval is not automatic; the organization and activity must be reviewed.
- Promotional or product-marketing content cannot be presented as accredited education.
Information Needed to Begin
- Organization type and website
- Proposed title, topic, format, and dates
- Target professions and expected learners
- Requested number and type of credits
- Preliminary agenda and faculty status
- Funding source and commercial support details
- Content-development status
- Registration, hosting, assessment, and reporting needs
Frequently Asked
Questions.
Can MyCMECE approve an activity that is already complete?
No. The accredited provider must be involved during planning, implementation, and evaluation.
Can we advertise CME before final approval?
Credit should not be advertised until the applicable review is complete and the approved language has been provided.
Who controls the educational content?
The accredited provider and eligible education partners control the educational decisions. Sponsors cannot control the content, faculty, objectives, or evaluation.
How are joint providership fees determined?
Fees depend on format, credit hours, timeline, professions served, learner volume, funding, review complexity, technology, and reporting requirements.
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