Any activity in which a device manufactured by a commercial interest is explored and instruction ensures in any accredited CME course would be considered promotional. The caveat is if all the learners in attendance have already purchased the device/software. If this is the case, then it would be allowable as it is not promotional and is, instead, education about the utilization of equipment already purchased.
Is it ever appropriate for a CME activity to feature medical device usage?
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What are the parameters on group size for a Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) Improvement Activity?
The ACCME does not have restrictions in place for this. MIPS activities can…
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