Joint Providership Resources

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The joint providership process begins before the activity is promoted or delivered. MyCMECE reviews eligibility and feasibility, confirms responsibilities, guides educational planning, completes compliance and content review, supports implementation, and closes the activity file after learner completion.

Steps for Joint Providership Process

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The MyCMECE Resource Center helps non-accredited education providers understand joint providership and prepare for activity review. Resources provided are educational, practical, and current

Joint Providership Starter Guide

Overview of roles, eligibility, responsibilities, process, documentation, timelines, and common mistakes.

Activity Readiness Checklist

A short checklist to determine whether an activity is ready for preliminary review.

CME Activity Planning Timeline

Suggested milestones for activities more than six months away, three to six months away, and less than three months away.

Professional Practice Gap Worksheet

Guided questions for documenting current practice, desired practice, evidence, causes, and educational need.

Needs Assessment Template

A structured worksheet for evidence sources, audience, practice gap, educational need, and intervention.

Learning Objective Guide

Examples of measurable objectives and recommended action verbs.

Disclosure and Mitigation Guide

Plain-language explanation of who must disclose, what is reviewed, and how relevant relationships are addressed.

Education and Promotion Checklist

Practical guidance for separating accredited education from exhibits, advertising, product promotion, and sponsor recognition.

Activity Budget Template

Recommended income and expense categories for grants, registration, exhibits, honoraria, travel, production, and technology.

Activity Closeout Checklist

Post-activity requirements for attendance, evaluations, assessments, finances, certificates, outcomes, and records.

Recommended Planning Lead Time

Organizations should begin as early as possible. Activities with multiple professions, external funding, complex faculty, enduring content, or custom technology generally require more planning and review time.

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Begin the Process

Submit the activity details before content, promotion, or credit language is finalized.

Request Joint Providership