If you’re looking for ways to fulfill various state and federal training and education requirements for your practice, Texas Medical Association CME courses can help.
Get up to date on state and federal CME mandates with the following TMA trainings:
- Meeting TMB Education Requirements for Opioid Prescribing – Meets Texas Medical Board requirements for opioid-related CME; 2.25 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM, 2.25 ethics credits. Teaches legislative requirements for prescribing and monitoring controlled substances and best practices in pain management for nondrug treatments and an individual multimodal approach.
- Identifying Human Trafficking in Texas: What Physicians Need to Know – Meets all Texas Health and Human Services Commission Human Trafficking Training Standards; 1 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM, 1 ethics credit. Teaches physicians how to recognize and screen for human trafficking and how to take appropriate action with patients and authorities.
- HIPAA Training for Medical Office Staff – Provides general training on state and federal compliance in the daily routines of medical staff; 1 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM, 1 ethics credit. Details what patient information is protected by HIPAA, what protected health information physicians can disclose, how to avoid and deal with data breaches, and more.
- Annual OSHA Training for Medical Practices 2021 – Meets requirements for annual federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) training for medical practices; 1.75 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Discusses work practice controls used to prevent contact with or infection from contaminated bodily fluids, how to handle exposure incidents, and how to develop an exposure control plan.
And if you can also use some new knowledge – or a refresher – on topics that aren’t state-mandated, browse all of TMA’s CME offerings in the TMA Education Center.
Last Updated On
December 06, 2021
Originally Published On
December 01, 2021