Mass General Brigham Maintenance of Certification Practice Improvement Projects (MOC Part IV)

MOC Practice Improvement Projects (MOC Part IV)
Office of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) can provide AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM and MOC Part IV credit for approved projects.Mass General Brigham

Although specific requirements vary by specialty board, generally MOC Part IV requires physicians to complete a process improvement project which consists of:
-Identifying a problem
-Reviewing baseline data (personal or practice level data)
-Completing an intervention
-Reviewing post-intervention data

MOC Part IV Physician/Clinician/Participation Attestation 
In order to receive MOC Part IV credit and AMA PRA Category 1 Credit^TM for the current calendar year, complete the online attestation within one month of receiving the attestation instructions. Attestation instructions will be sent in an email from phsmoc@partners.org

Please complete all required fields in the “Evaluation” (Evaluation form is the same as the attestation form). Please note: If your board has specific criteria claiming MOC credit (e.g. on-line registration, MOC fees, etc) it is your personal responsibility to know and comply with these requirements.

The Mass General Brigham  MOC Portfolio Approval program will report your participation on your project to your board.

Instructions for receiving MOC Part IV Credit and AMA PRA Category 1 Credit^TM

1. Click on the Evaluation tab to complete the Physician Participation/Attestation form

2. Please complete all required fields in the Evaluation form

3. Submit completed form

CME Information
Mass General Brigham CPD will approve completed projects for up to 30 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM

To receive your CME credit and certificate following the submission of the attestation form, the number of hours you spent actively designing and implementing your project are the number of hours you can claim for CME credit.

Contact
Questions regarding MOC Part IV and AMA PRA Category 1 Credit: phsmoc@partners.org
Technical difficulties: phsmoc@partners.org or call 857-282-2512: Mary Gelardi