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Rheumatology Board Recertification Exam Preparation Course

January 1, 2007 • By Staff

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This is the only review course specifically designed to meet the needs of rheumatologists preparing for the ABIM Rheumatology Recertification Exam, so if you need to recertify before 2010 you should not miss this course.

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Like the recertification exam, the course will be case based and will focus on disease-management problems and key advances in practice over the past 10 years. Experts who understand patient care and the exam content will review 120 exam-style cases and provide disease specific overviews to ensure that each participant will pass the ABIM Rheumatology Recertification Exam.

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100% guarantee: If you complete the ACR Rheumatology Board Recertification Exam Preparation Course and do not pass the exam, you may attend the 2008 Rheumatology Board Recertification Exam Preparation Course or enroll in the CARE 2006 program for no charge—simply provide the ACR with a copy of your ABIM test results notification letter.

This course will review two case-based ABIM Self-Evaluation Process Modules: Rheumatology, General, 10-A (version 05-1) and Rheumatology Recent Advances, 30-R (version 06-1). Attendees will be eligible to receive AMA PRA Category 1 Credits and 40 points in the self-evaluation of medical knowledge category of the ABIM’s MOC program.

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Filed Under: Education & Training, From the College Tagged With: ABIM, AC&R, Education, Recertification, rheumatologistIssue: January 2007

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