American Medical Association (AMA) has announced an innovative educational portal - the AMA Ed Hub™ - that gives doctors and other health professionals a streamlined way to earn, track and report continuing medical education activities spanning clinical, practice-transformation and professionalism topics.
The AMA Ed Hub features CME activities from sources such as JAMA Network’s JN Learning™ and the STEPS Forward™ collection of practice-transformation modules and gives one centralised platform to stay updated on medical practice while cutting the hassles that frequently accompany CME reporting.
The AMA Ed Hub—accessible by computer, tablet or smartphone—also features activities from the American College of Radiology (ACR), which is the first medical specialty society content partner to offer education on the platform. Non members of AMA or ACR can still access a selection of ACR CME content at no charge on the AMA Ed Hub.
Doctors and other health professionals can find, take and claim credit for ACR activities on AMA Ed Hub and download a branded ACR CME certificate upon completion.
Every completed activity will be tracked and show up in the AMA Ed Hub transcript. The platform also has the capability to automatically report CME credits earned to select medical licensing boards. Right now that includes the American Board of Internal Medicine, American Board of Pediatrics, the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners and the North Carolina Medical Board. The AMA will expand automatic credit reporting capabilities to additional specialty and state boards.
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