Risk Management
Cultural Competence:
CME-approved training
New Jersey physicians and podiatrists are required to have
CME-approved training in cultural competence.
It’s the law.
If your license will renew within the next several months, you have options to fulfill your requirement.
Online at UMDNJ website
http://ccoe.umdnj.edu/catalog/culturalcompetency/index.htm
--- Cultural Competency for the Physician ---
A practical approach to improving patient outcomes (10M01)
Expires March 31, 2010
Module 1 (3 hours, 3 CME credits)
- Cultural Competency: Why is it important and what does it mean
- Health and Health Care Disparities
- Caring for Patients with Limited Health Literacy
Module 2 (3 hours, 3 CME credits)
- The Physician/Patient Explanatory Model
- Using an Interpreter in a Clinical Encounter
- Practicing Culturally Competent Medicine with LCBT Patients
- Optimizing Pharmaceutical Therapy for Patients from Diverse Ethnic and Racial Backgrounds
--- Improving Outcomes of Pharmacotherapy in Minority Patients with Psychosis ---
(Physicians, 1.25 CME credits)
Expires March 31, 2010
Provided by MedscapeCME http://cme.medscape.com/viewarticle/590170
(free website registration required if not already registered)
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For information about related costs and questions regarding registration, contact UMDNJ:
Call (800) 227-4852 or (973) 972-4267
8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday
If calling after hours, Press “8” and leave a message for a call back.
Fax registration materials or questions to (973) 972-7128.
Email questions to ccoereg@umdnj.edu.
Please note that Princeton Insurance does not endorse any one particular training or education program over another. There are numerous programs and resources available to healthcare providers.
New Jersey Cultural Competency – the law: N.J.A.C. 13:35-6.25. For specifics, go to http://www.state.nj.us/lps/ca/bme/press/cultural.htm.