RMF has designed online CME courses to address current risk management issues facing health care providers today.
All RMF CME Online courses have been reviewed and tested by Harvard-affiliated physician and industry experts. For CRICO-insureds and other select groups, each course is certified for two hours of AMA category I credit by Harvard Medical School . The courses are designed to meet the Massachusetts requirement for risk management study.
The compelling evidence for the case-based course content stems from actual professional liability claims and lawsuits, and is presented in a clinically relevant manner. Each course features case studies, pre- and post-tests, quality medical illustrations, and an exercise, which allows participants to actually apply their learning.
Since 1999, Risk Management Foundation of the Harvard Medical Institutions (RMF) has developed online education courses for clinicians in the area of health care risk management. The courses are evidence-based , which means that the curriculum development is driven by real trends in malpractice claims.
Using CME Online, clinicians benefit from real time distance learning in the area of clinical risk management at their individual pace, convenience and relevant specialty. They learn to reduce risk, improve safety, and can earn 2 Category I CME credits toward the AMA PRA physician award for each course taken through the American Society of Law, Medicine, and Ethics (ASLME).
These courses have consistently been rated the highest in terms of quality, usability and relevance, worldwide. As a sponsor of this education, you’ll enjoy:
- A reduction in clinical risk throughout the participating system, resulting in safer patient care.
- Safer care, fewer errors, fewer lawsuits and lower malpractice insurance premiums.
- A foothold in SCORM-compliant distance learning, a significant technology for the next decade.
- Access to “first” and “best” in class for distance learning in risk management education.
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NOTE: This system is for physicians affiliated with Lancaster General. You will need to create a user account to use this system. Please contact the Lancaster General CME Coordinator (717) 544-4500 for the subscription code.