The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) recently released proposed changes to its Common Program Requirements (CPR) that threatened to remove the requirement for residencies to protect a portion of faculty time for core faculty. ACEP sent a letter to ACGME explaining why the proposed changes, a standardized, one-size-fits-all approach for all specialties, would be detrimental to emergency medicine. In response to letters from ACEP and other emergency medicine organizations, the ACGME has decided to reconsider its proposed changes.
ACGME to Reconsider Common Program Requirements
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With regard to state legislative activity regulating the opioid prescribing practices of emergency physicians, which of the following wouId you support? Check all that apply.
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