Overview of PI CME Activity

This initiative is designed to help physicians and other healthcare professionals working in long-term care facilities with the management of neuropathic pain in patients.

Participation (This activity is now complete. Please click on the Toolkit tab for additional resources.)

Participation is open to physicians and healthcare professions in long-term care facilities that have been identified for partnership with ACHL/U-M. If your facility is interested in participating, please contact Kelly Kuras at support@achlpicme.org for information.

About PI CME

Performance Improvement Continuing Medical Education (PI CME) is a structured, long-term process by which a physician or group of physicians learn about specific performance measures, assess their practice using selected measures, implement interventions to improve their practice, and then reassess the practice after an interval of time.

PI CME has been recognized as an important component of continuing professional development and may answer multiple credentialing and reporting needs. Physicians can earn 5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for completion of each stage of a PI CME activity, or 20 credits for completion of all three stages. Nurses, physician assistants, and other healthcare professionals should check with their respective boards/agencies to confirm that the credits can be used towards licensure or CE requirements.